Author: Dwight

Common Symptoms of a Failing Wheel Bearing

If you hear a hum or a growl when you put your foot down, you may have bad wheel bearings. Most of the time, symptoms of bad wheel bearings happen gradually. Because many people wait to take their car in to have the problem diagnosed (after the failure is visible), drivers often find out the

Wheel Bearings 101: How to Know When It’s Time for a Replacement

While they perform their duty and support the weight of the car, wheel bearings do fail after several years of quiet service. They are located in the hub of the wheel, and as they start to wear down, you’ll feel it in the entire vehicle. The most common indicator that a bearing is failing is

Booking a Car in for an MOT

All cars need to undergo an MOT once it reaches three years of age, regardless of what condition it is in. This will help the car owner to ensure their vehicle is safe to use and is roadworthy, so that it can be driven as usual. Booking your car in for an MOT is an

Fixing a Chip in your Windscreen

A chip in your windscreen might not seem like a big deal, but if you leave it, then it can become one. Chips can appear in the glass of your windscreen at any time, usually when you have driven over a rough patch of road and the car has been jolted around. A small chip

Check your Car’s Oil Levels

Oil is an important part of the car engine. It is used to keep the engine lubricated and to keep all parts running correctly so you don’t encounter problems whilst driving. Oil has a very important function and needs to be checked regularly, probably at least once every couple of months. To check your car’s

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