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Our blog features motoring news, tips and expert advice brought to you by the AA Motoring team.
It only takes a small hole in your tyre to cause a flat.
Many drivers have experienced the immediate feeling of dread when you notice an illuminated warning light displayed on the dash, followed by your vehicle cutting out.
Sometimes the inside of vehicles can be stained with food and drink which can cause lingering, unpleasant smells. If you’ve ever spilt milk in your car, you’ll know exactly what we’re on about here.
Daytime running lamps (DRLs) have been around since the 1970s when they were introduced in Europe to increase visibility of motorists’ vehicles to other road users during adverse weather or lighting conditions.
Sitting in slow moving traffic can quickly cause engine temperatures to soar, which can take its toll on tired and poorly maintained cooling systems as there’s less air passing through the radiator.
Whether it’s on a long journey or just a quick outing down the road, it’s important to always have pets secured safely in the vehicle - for their safety, your safety and for others on the road.
The temperature’s rising, and when it’s so hot outside that your ice-cream melts in seconds, you will certainly at some point be seeking cool relief in your car if you’re hitting the road this summer.
While age, mileage, and maintenance play a big part in vehicle longevity, daily driving habits can also have a big influence on slowing the ageing process. Here are six daily driving tips to help you keep your car in tip-top condition - and save you money at the same time.
The most important thing to bear in mind, first and foremost, is that speedometers in most vehicles are designed to overestimate the speed of travel.
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