- Advice - Safe driving: 5 dangers to avoid in wet weather Safe driving is even more imperative when the skies darken and the heavens open. Here are 5 dangers every driver… - Advice - Tyres: 5 things you can do to make them last longer Tyres will eventually wear out and have to be replaced, no matter how sturdy you think they are. To prolong… - Advice - Car running costs: 7 ways to reduce them Car running costs are something many motorists are trying to reduce during these times. Here are seven helpful tips you… - Advice - Buying an SUV? Here are 5 things to consider first Buying an SUV seems like an easy decision, but as with all car purchases, there are several factors you must… - Advice - Carbon clearing: What does it mean, and is it safe for my car? Carbon clearing can help restore an engine’s performance. Our resident engineer explains the process and tells us how it really… - Advice - Car detailing: Should you wax your car before applying a sealant? Car detailing enthusiasts want to give their car the utmost paint protection. So, should you wax your vehicle before applying… - Advice - Vacuum leak: What is it, what causes it, and is it expensive to fix? A vacuum leak is usually responsible for triggering the “Check Engine” light. Our engineer tells us what causes it and… - Advice - Curing time: Why it matters in car detailing Curing time can sometimes be overlooked by eager first-time detailing enthusiasts. We explain how it helps protect your car. - Advice - Spark plugs: Why you should replace them Spark plugs are essential engine components that must be periodically replaced. Here’s why you should heed your mechanic’s advice. - Advice - Cold starts: Why does the engine idle at high revs? After a cold start, why does your engine idle at higher-than-usual revs? Our resident mechanical engineer explains why this has… - Advice - Will redlining your engine damage it? Redlining, or allowing the engine revs to reach their limit, can actually be beneficial to the motor’s health. Our resident… - Advice - 5 car problems “caused” by the circuit-breaker Cars left idle during the circuit-breaker could experience several issues. Here are five common ones and how to solve them. - Advice - Restarting your car: What to do if you haven’t driven it in months Restarting your car after it’s been idled for a few months is not so straightforward. Our resident engineer guides you… - Advice - Driving tips if you’re returning to work Are you ready to resume your daily commute? Here are some driving tips for motorists who must return to the… PreviousNext
