Seat Belts
When it comes to ensuring the safety of your vehicle, the seat belt system plays one of the most crucial roles. It’s not only about meeting legal requirements; it’s about the well-being of you and your passengers. If your vehicle has recently failed a...
Getting your car ready for a Warrant of Fitness (WOF) inspection can be a nerve-wracking experience, especially in Hamilton where road conditions can be tough on vehicles. But worry not! With the right preparation, you can sail through the inspection with flying...
Has a frayed seatbelt caused you to fail a Warrant of Fitness? Fraying seat belts are almost inevitable; it is no surprise they are one of the most common causes of failed Warrant of Fitness tests for New Zealanders (see WOF requirements here). As car technology...
Have you failed your WOF due to seat belt fraying? Over 40,000 vehicle fail their Warrant of Fitness each year in New Zealand due to fraying of the seatbelt. This is when the material becomes weakened or loose, resulting in reduced effectiveness in a crash or...
What does your car seat belt pretensioner do? Your seat belt pretensioner is one of the vital safety mechanisms in your car. In the case of a crash, it holds you firmly in your seat and allows you to come into contact with an airbag in a controlled manner. While a...
Why won’t the seat belt retract properly? Seat belts are one of the most important safety components in your car. They significantly reduce the risk of injury in an accident. A seat belt that won’t retract properly can affect the safety of your car. In New...
