Thursday 27th March 2025
How long do brake pads last? Brake pad lifespan isn’t fixed and varies depending on your driving habits and brake pad material, but they typically last between 30,000 and 70,000 miles – although they can last longer. Since it’s hard to predict when brake pads need replacing, Find out more about... Read More
Monday 24th March 2025
Some of the wettest areas in the UK receive over four metres of rainfall, according to the Met Office. Driving in the rain is unavoidable, so it’s important you know how to manage your vehicle on wet roads and how to guarantee it’s in the best possible condition to handle adverse conditions. Find... Read More
Wednesday 19th March 2025
The legal requirements for MOT testing your classic car are often misunderstood. Legally, if your car is over 40 years old, it doesn’t need an MOT, but this only applies if you have declared it as a Vehicle of Historic Interest (VHI). Why don’t classic cars need an MOT? In 2018, new rules were i... Read More
Monday 10th March 2025
Every 12 months or so, your car should be thoroughly checked to ensure that it’s in prime condition. The timeframe may differ depending on the manufacturer’s recommendations, what type of vehicle you have, and how many miles it’s travelled. But regular checks are essential to make sure your car runs... Read More
Tuesday 4th March 2025
It depends on your vehicle’s age, condition and model, but mileage often decides service intervals. Formula One Autocentres offer full and interim services, both are designed to ensure your car runs smoothly, safely, and will ultimately increase your car’s lifespan. Unlike an MOT, a service isn’t... Read More
