Compared to those on a car, the tyres fitted to caravans appear to have an easy life. They do not accelerate or steer, and they only cover only a fraction of the mileage of your car. It would be easy to assume that they will last forever. But they...
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There are some checks that you should make before using your caravan each year. Here is a guide to caravan tyre care.
As a rule, replacement caravan tyres should match the ones you are replacing. However, in a number of situations, this might not be the case so it’s important to know the following when choosing the correct tyre for your caravan. the original tyre specification is no longer available...
The transport secretary has said that sales of new petrol and diesel car models, including hybrid models, will be banned earlier than initially planned.
Your catalytic converter sometimes simply called a ‘Cat’ helps to clean your car’s exhaust fumes, but they are made from precious metals and thefts are increasing…
Insurance claims for stolen catalytic converters increased tenfold last year, according to new AA data. The motoring organisation said it had just eight claims in January of 2019, but by October this had risen to a whopping 79 claims per month. In the last year, there were only 23...
We have tried to answer some questions as best we can about using your car during the coronavirus outbreak.
Whatever kind of tyres are fitted to your car, caravan or motorhome, it is essential for safety and stability that they are correctly inflated for the load they are carrying. Under-inflated caravan tyres are more likely to suffer from a sudden and rapid deflation – causing you to lose...
Whatever kind of vehicle you have, driving safely is extremely important – and one of the most important factors when it comes to road safety is the tyres. Look after your tyres properly, and you will improve the safety and handling of your motorhome. Read our Easter motorhome tyres...
With the Easter break approaching, many people are starting to get their caravans out of storage. Because caravans are used less frequently than a car the tyres don’t lose their tread as quickly. However even though the tread depth may be legal the tyres could be dangerous: even a...
