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Are your tyres wearing quickly? In New Zealand, tyres must have a minimum tread depth of 1.5mm. However, the more tread you have, the better grip you will have and the safer you will be. Learn more about tyre WOF requirements in NZ Increased tyre wear occurs when one...
Have you failed your Warrant of Fitness (WOF) due to rust? There are different categories of failures for rust during a Warrant of Fitness check. Severe rust that has eaten away the metal generally requires a Panel Beater to repair, and your Warrant of Fitness check...
Why are working car doors important to your safety? In order to maximise safety and comply with New Zealand’s Warrant of Fitness requirements, your car doors should be secure, fully working, and free of rust and corrosion. An unstable door can affect your...
Have you failed your Warrant of Fitness (WOF) due to your car’s horn not working? Having a working car horn is important to your safety, as well as other drivers and pedestrians on the road. This is because it allows you to alert others and make your...
Why is your power steering not working? If you’ve ever had to steer your car with the ignition turned off, you will know how difficult it is to turn without power steering. Your car’s power steering system uses hydraulic force to multiply the energy...
What Does Engine Cleaning Do? If you have recently bought a second-hand car or are just wondering what an Engine Clean does to your car here are some of the benefits of an engine clean. Dirt and grime build-up – Over time dirt and grime build-up throughout the...
