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Bridgestone Turanza T005 vs Turanza 6
04/06/2025

Bridgestone Turanza T005 vs Turanza 6

We will be comparing the Bridgestone Turanza T005 and 6 throughout this article, outlining the key features of both models and highlighting key customer habits regarding the two tyres.

Dangerous MOT Failures Explained
03/06/2025

Dangerous MOT Failures Explained

A car’s annual MOT test is a legal requirement designed to ensure that vehicles meet the minimum safety and environmental standards to be roadworthy. It's not just a routine check-up - it's a critical assessment of whether your vehicle is safe to drive.

Dangerous MOT Failures: Visibility
03/06/2025

Dangerous MOT Failures: Visibility

Poor visibility is more than just inconvenient — it’s dangerous. MOT rules account for visibility-related issues that make driving unsafe, including cracked windscreens and faulty wipers.

Dangerous MOT Failures: Steering
03/06/2025

Dangerous MOT Failures: Steering

Steering issues are among the most hazardous faults on any MOT report. If a car’s steering components are loose, worn, or likely to fail, it can’t be driven safely — and will fail its MOT instantly.

Dangerous MOT Failures: Nuisance
03/06/2025

Dangerous MOT Failures: Nuisance

While often overlooked, nuisance-related faults — like excessive exhaust smoke or noise — can still result in a 'Dangerous' MOT fail. These issues often indicate poor maintenance or mechanical faults.

Dangerous MOT Failures: Lamps, Reflectors and Electrical Equipment
03/06/2025

Dangerous MOT Failures: Lamps, Reflectors and Electrical Equipment

Lights and electrical systems are essential for visibility and communication on the road. If your car's brake lights, indicators, or headlights are inoperative, you're putting yourself and others at risk.

Dangerous MOT Failures: Brakes
03/06/2025

Dangerous MOT Failures: Brakes

Brake performance is one of the most critical aspects of vehicle safety. Any major failure in this system — like a leaking master cylinder or inoperative servo — is treated as a serious risk by MOT testers.

Dangerous MOT Failures: Body, Structure and Attachments
03/06/2025

Dangerous MOT Failures: Body, Structure and Attachments

Your car’s body isn’t just cosmetic - it includes structural and safety-critical elements like doors, chassis, bumpers, and tow bars. Serious corrosion, insecure parts, or sharp edges can all qualify as dangerous defects.

Dangerous MOT Failures: Axles, Wheels, Tyres and Suspension
03/06/2025

Dangerous MOT Failures: Axles, Wheels, Tyres and Suspension

Your car’s suspension system, tyres, wheels, and axles play a critical role in safety, stability, and road handling. When components are damaged or defective, the vehicle becomes unsafe and will fail under the ‘Dangerous’ category.

Formula 1 vs Formula 2: What’s the Real Difference?
30/05/2025

Formula 1 vs Formula 2: What’s the Real Difference?

At first glance, Formula 1 and Formula 2 might look pretty similar with same style of cars, same race weekends, and a lot of the same tracks. But dig a little deeper, and you'll find they’re actually really different.

Where to Watch MotoGP in 2025: UK & Global Broadcast Guide
30/05/2025

Where to Watch MotoGP in 2025: UK & Global Broadcast Guide

From practice and qualifying to Sprint races and Grand Prix Sundays, broadcasters across the globe are offering comprehensive coverage. Here's a country-by-country breakdown of where to watch MotoGP in 2025.

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