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What different lights mean on your dash

Have you ever been driving along and a random light appears on your dash that you don't recognise or you are unsure whether to keep on driving or not? In this blog, we answer some of the most common questions and explain what each light means.

Tips on how to check your tyre health

Tyres are the only part of your car that touches the road, so they play a vital role in your safety. Worn or damaged tyres can increase the risk of accidents, as they can reduce your grip on the road and make it more difficult to brake. Here are some tips on how to check your tyre health:

Best practices when loading a roof box

A roof box is a great way to add extra storage space to your car when you're going on a road trip or camping trip. However, it's important to load it properly to avoid accidents. Here are some best practices to follow when loading a roof box:

Why you shouldn't drive on a flat tyre

Flat tyres are a part of life and are unavoidable. Anyone who drives or owns a vehicle will have dealt with a flat, or puncture, at some point. This article will help you to avoid feeling clueless about tyres and be prepared to handle the situation when a problem arises. 

Remember that when it comes to driving, self-reliance is the best tool you can have, so keep reading to learn more why you shouldn't drive on a flat tyre.

What you need to know when driving abroad

The endless organisation that is required when travelling abroad often means that certain things slip off your radar, particularly when it comes to your car.

How to check if your tyres need changing

As the only point of contact between your vehicle and the road, it is imperative that your tyres are in good condition. The tread on your tyres helps to channel water during wet conditions, thus reducing the risk of skidding; something worn tyres are unable to do.