The latest blog articles from our expert team at Pantech Auto Technicians.
In the UK, an MOT test is a critical aspect of vehicle ownership, ensuring roadworthiness, safety, and environmental standards are met.
However, misconceptions about MOT tests have led to confusion and unnecessary stress for drivers. Our experts have debunked the most common MOT myths to shed light on the facts behind this essential vehicle examination.
Electric vehicles (EVs) have gained immense popularity as environmentally friendly alternatives to traditional combustion engine cars.
While the reduced environmental impact and lower operating costs are significant advantages, EV owners must also be aware of the unique maintenance requirements that come with these cutting-edge vehicles.
Our EV experts delve into the essential aspects of electric vehicle maintenance to help owners keep their electric rides in top-notch condition.
Environmental concerns are rightfully at the forefront of global conversations, which is why it’s crucial to understand how our everyday actions, such as driving, impact the planet. One significant aspect of responsible driving is emissions testing.
Our experts delve into emissions testing – explaining the importance, what is involved in the testing process, and how it contributes to greener, more sustainable driving practices.
An MOT test involves examining the important parts of your motorcycle to check that they meet the required legal and environmental standards. If your motorbike is between 3 and 40 years old, it must be presented for an annual MOT (Ministry of Transport) test. Riding without a valid MOT can result in a £1000 fine and will invalidate your insurance.
Your car tyres are one of the most important components of your vehicle. They are responsible for providing the necessary grip and traction on the road to ensure the safety of the vehicle and those inside it.
The experts at Pantech Auto Technicians have put together a guide that explains everything you need to know about your car tyres: the legal limit, required pressure, tyre markings and more.
Every car in the UK that is older than three years must pass an annual MOT test to determine whether or not the vehicle is safe to drive on public roads. To ensure that you pass your upcoming MOT, we’ve taken a look at the Driver and Vehicle Standards Authority (DVSA) data to reveal the most common MOT failures.
Our Guildford MOT specialists have also included how you can avoid these with easy-to-do tips and tricks you can do yourself before heading off for your MOT test.
