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Cold weather tyres and benefits after the snow

Drivers who took the sensible precaution of fitting cold weather tyres to their vehicle last autumn will continue to benefit from safer driving long after the current snow melts away.

Hofmann launches new wheel balancer and tyre changer duo

Hofmann launches new wheel balancer and tyre changer duo

Hofmann, a brand within Snap-on Equipment, has introduced FUSION, a class leading, limited edition wheel balancer and tyre changer duo.

Finichi Milano wheel from Performance Wheels

Finichi Milano wheel from Performance Wheels

The latest wheel design from Italian styling house Finichi is truly an instant classic.

Dakar Subaru rolls on Evo Corse Wheels

Dakar Subaru rolls on Evo Corse Wheels

This year’s gruelling Dakar Rally will test machinery to its absolute limit. A Subaru Forester, prepared by South American Subaru agent Barattero Motorsport Group will compete in the 2010 event and the team has turned to Evo Corse to provide its ultra-string and durable Dakar race wheel in 16” fitment.

Mercedes-Benz launches cold weather tyre programme

Mercedes-Benz launches cold weather tyre programme

Mercedes-Benz has launched a cold weather tyre programme to help its customers stay safe on the roads during winter weather.

Kwik-Fit’s Tyre Wall of Shame calendar

Kwik-Fit has revealed its annual Tyre Wall of Shame calendar for 2010. Compared to other famous tyre calendars, the Tyre Wall of Shame 2010 may be less glamorous, however the photographs are equally likely to take people’s breath away.

Kumho wins design award for laser etching technology

Kumho wins design award for laser etching technology

Kumho has won an iF Product Design Award for the innovative laser etching technology it launched at the Frankfurt Motor Show in September. A total of 2486 entries were submitted by 1061 companies from 39 nations for the contest, from which Kumho was declared victorious in the Advanced Studies category.

Blinkered drivers at risk this winter

Blinkered drivers at risk this winter

One in three motorists admits they will drive this winter without being able to see out of their windscreen properly according to research by Continental Tyres.

Winter tyre safety tips – beware the hidden snow dangers

Winter tyre safety tips – beware the hidden snow dangers

The UK is facing yet more very cold and icy weather with potentially heavy snow falls. At this time of the year it is vital to ensure that a vehicle’s tyres are in good order and with adequate tread depth to deal with poor and potentially dangerous driving conditions.

Drive better and save money

Drivers can save money and stay safe on the roads with Autoquake.com’s New Year Resolutions. Britain’s largest online used car retailer has lots of advice to make driving in 2010 cheaper and more enjoyable.

Tyre kerbing another snow danger

In addition to loosing control of a vehicle in the current snow and icy conditions, motorists are being warned by Protyre – the UK independent tyre dealer network - that sliding out of control, even at low speeds, into a kerb can damage a tyre and lead to premature wear or even tyre failure.

Revolution present new TSW Donington Wheel

Revolution present new TSW Donington Wheel

Although its namesake, the track, might be having mixed fortunes at the moment, this latest wheel from TSW is a success on every level. From its flawless finishing and detailing right through to its ultra-modern take on the classic ‘mesh’ design.

Car owners cut corners to save money

With heavy snow forecast for Friday millions of car owners who have failed to carry out essential car maintenance in a bid to cut costs and save money, are putting themselves and others at serious risk.

Drivers urged to check oil and tyres

Millions of cars are heading out on to Britain’s winter roads without a C.O.A.T. (Check Oil and Tyres) according to new research by Kwik-Fit.

Michelin I-Spy books are back

Michelin I-Spy books are back

Do you remember the popular Michelin I-Spy books? If you were a child in the 1950s and 60s the answer will probably be yes.