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2nd August 2011   Forward to a friend
Vote for Cars.co.za! Cars.co.za environmental tip Don't coast in neutral! When freewheeling downhill, keep your car in gear! This is both safer and more fuel efficient as your car doesn't have to idle. Browse Used Cars Car Insurance Cars.co.za on Facebook Rotating your car's tyres It is important to rotate your tyres to ensure that the wear remains equal on all the tyres, as well as maintaining balanced handling and traction. This is achieved by "rotating" or changing the position of tyres in a specific pattern. Essentially you want each tyre to serve in as many different wheel positions as possible. If there is no recommendation made by the manufacturer we would recommend rotating your tyres every 12 000 Km even if there is not much sign of wear. Rotation patterns and procedures vary on different vehicles. This is because some tyres are sized specifically for front and back and others are created to be used only on the left or right hand side of the car. Front wheel drive, rear wheel drive and 4x4 vehicles also require different rotations. The examples to the right show the most common rotation patterns: A: The 2 front tyres move to the rear, while the rear left tyre moves to the front right and the rear right tyre moves to the front left (front-wheel drive). B: The 2 rear tyres move to the front, the front right tyre moves to the rear left while the front left tyre moves to the rear right (rear-wheel drive or 4x4 car). We recommend paying a visit to your local tyre expert. They'll be able to help you with balancing after rotation and give you good advice on extending the life of your tyres. *Please note that these tips are meant only as a guideline.
Motoring News Mercedes-Benz presents the Viano Vision Pearl...Read more Mercedes are calling it a 'Yacht on 4 wheels' as it took a design cue from modern yacht's, where the theme is of travel as the experience. The Viano Vision Pearl is set to make its debut at the 2011 International Motor Show in September and aims Nissan brings us something special with the Qashqai n-tec...Read more Riding on the success of the Qashqai, Nissan now bring us the n-tec special edition, which is set to shake things up in the crossover segment. The Qashqai n-tec special edition has improved on the styling and is now available from Nissan South Africa. The Mercedes-Benz presents the C 63 AMG Coupe Black Series...Read more Merc are calling it the most powerful C-Class ever made, a massive title for the C 63 AMG Coupe Black Series. Mercedes have designed the car with performance in mind and based the looks on the SLS AMG GT3. The first of the Black Series models debuted Chevrolet debuts the Orlando MPV...Read more The MPV segment in South Africa just got a new entry with the introduction of Chevrolet's new Orlando. Chev have designed the Orlando with a bit of a twist, aiming to be a MPV at heart but Crossover vehicle in style. With Chevrolet recently hitting The latest BMW 1-Series Coupe and Convertible...Read more Along with the release of the latest model 1-Series hatch, BMW now bring us the updated 1-Series Coupe and Convertible models. There aren't many changes compared to the current Coupe and Convertible models and the changes BMW have made to the front, The all new Peugeot 308...Read more Peugeot South Africa have unveiled the latest model for their impressive 308 range. Peugeot note that the current trend in the motor industry has buyers favouring more compact and affordable cars and have tailored the 308 accordingly. The segment
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