Cars often indicate problems through sounds, much like a person might cough or sneeze when they’re sick. A strange noise might be a sign that there’s something wrong with a crucial component. If left unaddressed, the issue can lead to an expensive repair bill and even put you at risk on the road. Listen to
Read More: Is Your Car Trying to Tell You Something? Here Are 5 Sounds and What They Mean
Well this is useful, and could come at a better time. In response to the introduction of hosepipe bans across large parts of the UK, Autoglym – the UK’s leading car care brand, has outlined 10 simple tips to help consumers keep their automotive pride and joy clean and protected while the restrictions remain in
Read More: Hosepipe Ban Causing Car Cleaning Grief? Autoglym has the answers
As the saying goes, if you find a job you enjoy doing, you’ll never have to work a day in your life. If you are a gearhead, the automotive industry offers many fulfilling career paths. Consider these six exciting occupations to make a living as a car enthusiast. Car Salesperson Sales can be a rewarding
Read More: Turn Your Passion Into a Paycheck With These 6 Careers for Car Enthusiasts
Autogylm the UK’s largest car care brand, which this year celebrates its 60th anniversary, has launched a new car care experience day aimed at helping improve the knowledge and detailing skills of amateur enthusiasts. Delegates will be taught in Autoglym’s new state-of-the-art, self-contained indoor training facility at its headquarters in Letchworth Garden City, Hertfordshire, which []
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Your car is an essential part of your daily routine, and when something goes wrong, it can be frustrating and inconvenient. While some problems require a mechanic’s expertise, you can diagnose many common issues just by looking at your vehicle. By paying attention to visual signs and knowing what they mean, you can often fix
Read More: How to Visually Diagnose and Fix 7 Issues With Your Daily Driver
New research from PayByPhone reveals that nearly a third of UK motorists (29%) are considering skipping car servicing due to high costs – and interestingly, younger drivers (17-24) are actually more financially prepared for vehicle maintenance than older generations. Key insights include: · 29% of motorists consider skipping car servicing due to high costs ·
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The temporary car insurance experts at Tempcover surveyed 2,000 UK car owners, revealing how financial concerns are driving many to take risks attempting DIY fixes, delay essential repairs, and turn to social media for vehicle diagnostics before seeking professional help. Key findings include[1]: One in four UK drivers (25%) have attempted DIY vehicle repairs rather
Read More: One in four car owners admit to carrying out DIY repairs to save money says Tempcover
7 Simple Car Maintenance Tips UK Drivers Can Follow to Save Hundreds As cold weather continues across the UK, drivers may face disruptions to their journeys. Additionally, colder temperatures increase risks on the road and the likelihood of vehicle issues if proper maintenance checks are not carried out during the cooler months. Luckily, the experts
Read More: Follow these 7 Simple Car Maintenance Tips UK to Save Hundreds says Ovoko
Free Car Mag are rather taken with this new product which seems to be a jolly good idea. The average cost of replacing a windscreen has been estimated by one of the UK’s leading insurers at £700* – and in many cases exceeding £2,000 on premium and luxury vehicles’ windscreens**. Now, a brand new, exclusive and
Read More: Billion Pound Windscreen Replacement Misery solved by Clarus
Car owners are being advised not to resort to quick-fix online ‘hacks’ to remove the growing quantities of tree sap currently being deposited onto vehicles. The recent high temperatures across many parts of the UK have prompted a sharp increase in the sticky deposits, but car care firm Autoglym has advised that the use of
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Welcome back to Free Car Mag product tests. In particular welcome to our hands on grapple with Bulldog BDX. We’ve heard an awful lot about the product over the years but because we are lazy and had to work through a job lot of well known, but far less cool, or effective, developed for spacecraft
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There is complete chaos in the Free Car Mag Garage. It is badly operated by the grease monkeys who claim to be affiliated to the cult of Bangernomics. They leave abandoned projects in the way and often give up far too easily when there is the slightest problem. What we, well they, need is some
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