Cody Carlson

1 day ago | mirror.co.uk | Rom Preston-Ellis |Cody Carlson

Petrol and diesel cars cost different amounts to service - but there's a catchA mechanic has explained on TikTok why drivers shouldn't rule out diesel cars despite them needing more services on average than their petrol fuelled car counterpartsA TikTok mechanic has shared some insider tips on why diesel cars shouldn't be dismissed, despite their reputation for needing more frequent servicing than petrol models.

2 days ago | mirror.co.uk | Rom Preston-Ellis |Cody Carlson

Warning over mistake that can make cars less efficient and cause engine damageE10 fuel has been the standard in the UK since September 2021, with it being compatible for most cars made after 2011 - however not all vehicles can use it in their tanksA motoring expert has warned that using E10 fuel could lead to costly engine damage and reduced mileage.

3 days ago | mirror.co.uk | Rom Preston-Ellis |Cody Carlson

Drivers warned of items left in car that could spark £4k damage in hot weatherUswitch has warned drivers of five items that could cause a combined repair cost of £4,000, and drivers have been advised to remove them from their vehicles in the hot weatherCar experts have issued a warning about the items that pose the highest risk of heat exposure dangers when left in vehicles. These items can lead to stains, smoke, fire and mould damage, with potential repair costs reaching up to £4,000.

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1 week ago | mirror.co.uk | Rom Preston-Ellis |Cody Carlson

A mechanic has revealed that drivers need to be aware of the full meaning of a car's petrol octane rating and that it's best to round up to what's available at the pumpA mechanic has shared that the petrol octane rating for a European car represents the minimum number you should refuel with, rather than an exact figure. The technician, who specialises in European automotive maintenance and repairs, advises filling a vehicle requiring 95-octane petrol with 98-grade fuel.