James Dixon

1 week ago | factorfocus.ie | James Dixon

BM Catalysts has added a further 24 references to its comprehensive range, as it continues to expand its offering to cover an increasing number of vehicle applications throughout Europe. Key highlights to the range expansion includes 10 diesel particulate filters (DPFs), covering 153 vehicle fitments and 4.5 million European vehicles. The specialist has also introduced an additional Gasoline Particulate Filter (GPF) to support the growing number of GDI engine vehicles.

1 week ago | tyretrade.ie | James Dixon

Modern Tyres has sponsored the changing room refurbishment of Ballinamallard United F.C., County Fermanagh’s most senior football club. Modern Tyres said it is “proud to be associated with such a brilliant club”, who are this year celebrating 50 years since their formation.

1 week ago | factorfocus.ie | James Dixon

Frasle Mobility is set to make an impact at Automechanika Birmingham 2025, bringing together its Juratek, Fras-le, Abtex and Nakata brands for the first time at a UK exhibition. The company will showcase a comprehensive portfolio of aftermarket solutions tailored for both distributors and workshops, with a wide array of braking components on display, from pads, discs and calipers to hydraulic components, as well as its new-to-market wheel bearings from Nakata.

1 week ago | factorfocus.ie | James Dixon

Laser Tools has introduced its new bonnet prop rod set (part number 9094), designed to hold the bonnet in a near-vertical position, significantly improving access to the rear of the engine bay. This simple, yet effective solution makes engine maintenance and repairs easier on a range of BMW and Volkswagen Group vehicles. Enhanced Engine Bay AccessHolds the bonnet in a more upright position than the standard stay, making it easier to work on rear engine and bulkhead components.

1 week ago | factorfocus.ie | James Dixon

The Government has approved new legislation that would allow for the increased sharing of collision data and scrap the need for paper motor tax discs. The National Vehicle and Driver File Bill will allow local authorities to request, receive and process road-collision data from the Road Safety Authority (RSA) and An Garda Síochána. This information would enable road authorities to target areas where collisions are more likely to happen with investment and infrastructure.