1) Uneven Wear While visually inspecting your tyres, ensure that any wear and tear is distributed evenly across the tyre. It may be a sign that your car's wheel alignment needs to be adjusted if you find that some areas of the tyre are more worn down than others. The...

Even someone with only a basic understanding of automobiles may recognise and value the significance of brakes. However, it is possible to ignore the warning signs that your car's brakes require maintenance or even replacement. In order to assist you in determining...

We here at Griffin Autos have decided to run you through the key difference between an MOT and car servicing in order for you to understand why they are both imperative to the smooth operation of your vehicle. What is an MOT? To begin, a MOT is named after the...

Many people overlook the importance of having their car serviced. It is, however, one of the best things you can do to help your car's longevity and performance. Servicing may be costly in the short term, but it is far better for avoiding costly repairs in the future....

When the time comes to get your MOT it can be an unnerving experience for car owners, as they hope that they will not have to fork out a heavy payment in order to fix their car. If you are in that same situation then don’t worry, we are here to assist you. In this...

By law, you need to MoT your car once per year in order to ensure it is road safe for both yourself and other motorists. In 2017, around 35% of cars failed their MoT, so it’s not uncommon for cars to fail them. That being said, there are quite a few common MoT...

In the UK, more and more people are opting to use Winter tyres in the cooler months.  Not just suitable for snow and ice, Winter tyres help maintain grip and control on the roads.  However, for optimal performance it is suggested that they be used when the temperature...

Before you delve right into trying to find your perfect new vehicle, there are a few things you should decide on first. Doing a bit of prior planning will save you hours of time could easily be swallowed up in the vortex that is the used car market. Narrowing Down...

It was in 1857 that founder, Alexander Wilson, began what we now know as Vauxhall. Back then, the company was named Alex Wilson and Company and it wasn’t until 1907 when this changed to Vauxhall Motors. The First Vauxhall Car In 1903 the first Vauxhall car was made....