High Tech Car Theft On The Rise
Car theft is on the rise in England and Wales according to government figures, increasing by 15% over the last two years, and 40% over the last five. TRACKER says that 80% of all vehicles stolen and recovered by them last year were stolen without using the owner’s keys. With that in mind, now is the time to get back to car security basics.
Read moreMoney Saving Motoring: Save Fuel & Reduce Costs
Saving money on motoring becomes increasingly important as car expenses continue to rise. Saving fuel and increasing your car's efficiency and reliability are key to this, so we've detailed a few simple steps to make this simple for anyone.
Read moreMaintain Car Value In Three Easy Steps
Your car value drops just by driving it off the forecourt, but there are things you can do to try and keep the value as high as possible. Little things like simply keeping it clean will improve the value when you come to sell it.
Read moreMen Are Six Times More Likely To Be Disqualified From Driving
Disqualification from driving is more common in men than women new statistics have found. With men being 7 times more likely to be disqualified from driving than women. The new figures also showed that women are older when they're disqualified at 29 rather than 26.
Read moreLost In Translation: 7 Baffling Names Used For Common Parts And Simple Technology
Lost In Translation launched by MotorEasy is trying to make a difference to the way customers are treated at garages. To try and help motorists even further we've listed the top 7 baffling terms used by manufacturers for common parts and simple technology.
Read moreIs Your Mechanic Putting You In Danger Over Confusing Brake Measurements?
Confused by brake measurements? MotorEasy are calling for miles not millimetres to make brakes simple. Brakes are a vital safety feature, when a mechanic says there's 10% wear left you might think they need changing but, could you wait a few months?
Read moreBrake Pad & Disc Calculator - Your Guide To Car Brakes
Brake pads and discs are, for obvious safety reasons, essential to your car. Most drivers know they're frictional components but not what level of depth, mileage or wear you should be thinking about replacing pads or discs.
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