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With longer days and warmer weather finally here, spring marks the return of longer road trips and time spent away in your van or caravan. That means that now’s the ideal time to give your van a quick inspection before you take to the roads for improved safety, fuel…
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Engine Coolant: How to Check It and Why It Matters Every car uses engine coolant to help regulate engine temperature and keep it running smoothly. You should check your coolant level at least twice a year, ideally in early summer and winter. Engine coolant absorbs heat from the engine and…
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  Spring Tyre Maintenance Guide: Simple Checks for Safer Driving   As warmer weather approaches, now's a great time to get your tyres ready for the road. Many drivers focus on washing the car or tidying up the interior, but checking your tyres is one of the most important things you…
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With MOT bookings expected to surge in March, it's time to get ahead of the rush and book your MOT today to secure your preferred slot time and location. At National Tyres, we’ve been keeping motorists on the move since 1970. With over 50 years of expertise, we know how important it is to…
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Why do car batteries go flat in winter? Car batteries tend to die in winter, as most of them hold their charge using an electrolyte solution. This liquid solution can lose its ability to transfer charge if the weather dips cold. Alongside the additional demand for lights and heating, your battery…
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Whether you love or hate it, maintaining your car is important for safe, smooth and cost-efficient travel. You can keep overall costs down by preventing expensive repairs with our car maintenance secrets and tips. From tyre tips to coolant checks, enjoy getting more out of your vehicle for…
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All season tyres (also known as all-weather tyres) are designed to offer a balance between summer tyres and winter tyres, providing year-round performance and safety. With unpredictable UK weather, these tyres adapt to changing conditions, ensuring grip and stability whether you're driving on hot…
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Driving in winter can be a huge source of anxiety for many drivers. With darker evenings and icy roads, driving can feel and be more dangerous throughout the colder season. In this article, we’ll explore some of the reasons for motoring anxiety and tips on how to make driving feel less…
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Like many car parts, batteries wear out over time. It's important that you replace your battery if you spot signs like an illuminated dashboard warning light, dimmed headlights, or a car that struggles to start. You can check your car battery's age by checking their manufacturer date, located on…
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With winter temperatures dropping below freezing overnight, many of us have started waking up to a frustratingly frozen windscreen. This can be an issue for drivers, especially if you rely on your vehicle in the morning for your daily commute. In this article, we’ll share our top tips to…
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