Aisha Scott

  At National Tyres, we’ve been keeping motorists on the move since 1970. With over 50 years of expertise, we know how important it to make it easy to book your MOT at a time that suits you. But did you know that March and September are the busiest months for MOT bookings? In fact,…
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With summer just around the corner and road trips calling, the last thing you’ll want is an unpleasant smell wading through your car when you turn on the air con. Whether it’s a musty odour or something more unpleasant, a bad smell in your air conditioning is a common issue. Luckily,…
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April is here, bringing with it its famous showers, and with the UK seeing more rainfall than ever, it's crucial to ensure your tyres are up to the challenge. With wet roads increasing stopping distances and the risk of aquaplaning, your tyres play a vital role in keeping you safe. Here's…
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As the warmer months start approaching, we’re here to get you on top of your tyre maintenance. Whilst it’s easy to get the outside washed and give the interior a quick sprucing up, tyres can be quickly forgotten about. However, as the only element of your car that actually makes…
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Valentine’s Day is fast approaching, and whether you’re drifting into the day with a special someone or looking to ignite a spark, your car could be the ultimate wingman or your biggest roadblock. Believe it or not, car-related habits can make or break the romance. Yep, that’s…
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With winter well and truly settled in, the last thing you want is to jump into your car on a cold and frosty morning and find the battery is flat. It’s frustrating, inconvenient, and can often mean an unplanned expense during an already busy season. At National Tyres, we understand how vital…
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Brake pads are an essential part of a vehicle’s braking system. By creating friction against the brake disc, they enable your vehicle to stop safely.   This is why it is essential that you get them replaced at the right time so you’re able to brake safely – keeping…
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