Drivers have a lot of maintenance tasks to take care of during the year, but one of the things that many people dread is the annual MOT.
With autumn on the way, the UK will no doubt be getting plenty of rain soon, which can mean difficult conditions on the roads.
An auto windscreen replacement is no simple task. While almost everyone knows that the windscreen of your car protects you from flying debris and surface stones...
Your windscreen can get damaged in just a few seconds. Sometimes you may not be in the car at the time or may not notice until closer inspection.
The modern car windscreen is a far cry from the earlier versions, in the days when we thought we would suffocate if we travelled faster than 40 mph, and today's vehicle windscreen is about as safe as it can be.
There are a whole number of factors that can lead to chips, cracks and faults in your car windows.
There are many maintenance jobs that drivers need to do on a regular basis, whether it’s changing your oil or putting air in your tyres.
When it comes to looking after your car, it’s important not to neglect the glass.
When you receive damage to your windscreen, whether it’s a chip or a crack, it’s sometimes tempting to ignore it.
When you set out on a car journey, you want to arrive with your vehicle in one piece, but unfortunately there are a lot of hazards on the road.
