Vehicle Maintenance Tips

Make sure to check your tire pressure regularly to ensure proper inflation and improve fuel efficiency. Use a tire pressure gauge and refer to your vehicle's manual for the recommended pressure levels.

Regularly checking your engine oil is essential for the smooth running of your vehicle. Make sure to follow the manufacturer's recommendations for oil type and change intervals. Some newer vehicles are equipped with an oil level digital dipstick, located on the vehicle's information computer rather than a traditional manual dipstick located under the bonnet. Your vehicles handbook will have further information on which type your vehicle has.

It is important to check your vehicle's tyres regularly, you should check for cracks,bulges,uneven wear and punctures. The legal tread depth limit for your car is 1.6mm.

it is important to regularly check all your vehicle's lights are working correctly and are damage free, faulty and inoperable lights carry a penalty charge notice and a possibility of you obtaining penalty points on your license.

When your vehicle is broken down or stranded your safety is top off the list, it's a good idea to switch on your hazard lights and safety remove yourself from the vehicle and out of harm's way, Call your brake down assistance provider and Do not return to the vehicle until help arrives. Always keep a brightly coloured coat or jacket in your vehicle as the side of the road can be a cold place!!