Car Care Deals & Offers

Same price in Asda.

Keep this in a carrier bag if putting in your boot! These can explode with no notice and cover every square inch of your boot with a sticky glue that NEVER dries and is impossible to remove ...ask me how I know

Warning :if you use this stuff be prepared that it means a new tyre as they cannot repair a puncture afterwards.

How good are these? I would like to getaway from my shoddy run flats and no room for a spare. Will these inflate too?

The 500ml can is for cars with R18 size tyres and larger, which is usually larger cars

trade card takes it down a little more

Autoglymm FTW

I bought this and Seriously don't waste your money. Ratchet broke, poor quality tools and toolbox

buying this kind of super cheap tools is the worst case of false economy, you either need better tools, or you don't need tools at all

Tip top top tech spot! Also on Amazon from ECP but only £40.99 delivered.. maybe they are competing with.. wait for it.. themselves again!! :/ https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/offer-listing/B075T77J5Z/ref=dp_olp_new?ie=UTF8&condition=new

The box. (lol)

I have this, Good box, sockets are fine, The screw driver tips break easily and the ratchet lastest an hour. Besides that it was still worth the £35 I got it for around 6 months ago :)

It comes with a removable cloth filter bag which only needs to be attached when hoovering up very fine dust.

Would like to know also!

2 year guarantee,wet n dry vacume £25,that is a Hot deal :{

Anyone know if this would survive hoovering up plaster dust?

Lol

True. Autoglym is average stuff. Prefer bilt hamber myself. Smells nice too lol.

£3.24 each with trade card + 10% disxount card on top. Cracking price, thanks OP!

Thanks, I just topped up. Cheapest I’ve seen it by miles, even when compared with bigger volume units. (y)

Or autoglym shampoo!

It's easy to meet the criteria for a trade card. I did, with no business connection what do ever. Just showed a trade qualification

Try Anti Fog version on eyewear lenses, should be better but can't say as never used used it that way :/ hotukdeals.com/deals/rain-x-antifog-rain-repellent-buy-one-get-one-free-halfords-699-free-cc-3071809 If you want to remove hazing from outside of plastic headlight lenses then you need to use polish compound. If you've got moisture (fog) inside the headlight then you need to dry it out (ie hairdryer through the back, where you change the bulbs) and investigate which way the water gets in and eliminate it. I don't see how you can apply any product to the inside of the headlight lens without taking the whole headlight out and apart :/

This works very well and you apply it on the outside for better water sheeting and running off whilst raining so you don't have to use wipers so often as long as you drive at some speed 8) There is Anti Fog version (same brand, different bottle) to apply on the INSIDE of the windscreen to prevent from fogging up.

Doesn’t say anti-fog does it? It’s meant to be applied to the outside of the window and the water accumulates in droplets and beads away. It means you don’t need the wipers so often

Do you mean going cloudy on the outside with the uv/sun... Maguires Ultimate compound will clean them up,around £13 a bottle....Halfords, Amazon, EBay etc sell it.

I use it regularly....definitely works on the windscreen,you could almost drive with no wipers as the water beads off especially at speed but I would say you would need to use it every fortnight to keep it working especially in wet weather,cleans the glass good as well.I usually pick it up in Halfords when on offer, I think it was £7 BOGOF.....one would last ages as you use very little at a time,simple wipe on,wipe off with no smearing.

Thanks, got a 3 piece clutch kit for my Lexus is250 for £52 instead of £300 - £400 8)

Automotive> Car Parts> Drive & Transmission> Clutches & PartFilter : Prime Only

How are you searching /finding /filtering for these? Great deals, always on a look out for cheap replacement parts I know amazon throws out loads of stuff mental cheap.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Blue-Print-ADM53146-clutch-disc/dp/B00B8VUFQY/ https://www.amazon.co.uk/Blue-Print-ADT33127-clutch-disc/dp/B00B8VUR62/

Eurocarparts seem to use their own product codes so not much use....most parts manufacturers have their own e catalogues online now,probably a better bet to get the correct parts.

₤4 in ours

With no weight on them, the ratchet ones can be lifted with one hand to get the height, whilst the pin type needs to be held-up whilst the pin is being put in place. Otherwise, both do the same job.

What’s best pins or other ones

£15 and £20 in Reading,pricing seems to be down to local store?

Great Deal, but why haven't we had the mother in law jokes yet? maybe it's too early for Christmas presents.

I need a good socket set, any suggestions? I thought this would be ok with a lifetime warranty .

Double hex sockets tend to round and damage bolts . Halford ratchets also fall apart/gear wears after a while .

Does the advanced range fit in the industrial tool box that I understand are now discontinued. Got the Halfords industrial unit when it was cheap and wondered if the trays just slot straight in?

£166.50 if you have a trade account.

Thanks OP, ordered

Heat added. Bought 2. Saved almost a 5er

Just got a set thank you :) heat added

Good deal, bought and heat.

Heat added (y)

in burnley aswell check out the simonz stuff nock down on some items

Only £4.47 at CARPARTS4LESS using 12OFF code !

Excellent thankyou (highfive) (y)

Use code sale70 and you’ll get it for £5.18

You've met my wife then? :o

Just remeber the ratchet is useless for anything nipped up tight.

Any good for petrol?

This stuff really doesn't do much. I've had more success 'cleaning' the injectors and top end by running the tank down until it's on fumes (to avoid dilution) and then putting £15 of Shell V-power in. The car is a 1.8 petrol Mazda which only drives 20 miles a day.

Good luck! Feel sorry for you...

Spoken like a true 'expert' who really knows nothing. Miller's and Forte are NOT the same stuff and are nothing like each other and are definitely nothing like Redex which is a snake oil. Stick some Miller's in your diesel car and do about 100 miles for it to really kick in then come back here to comment.

Although Millers does improve the cetane numbers so you get much improved combustion, a cleaner burn and thus less emissions, better fuel consumption. Modern diesels do need driving at high revs for a few miles occasionally to clean out the exhaust by getting it red hot and thus burning any deposits.This also helps to clean the exhaust gas recirculation or EGR which causes a lot of problems in modern diesels.

Free delivery and better oil. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/4L-Engine-Oil-4-Litres-5W30-Fully-Synthetic-Titanium-FST-Castrol-Edge-Longlife-/291852724292?hash=item43f3c72844

+1 £25.34 delivered from ECP using Summer35 code.

ECP will be cheaper after applying 'summer35' code incl. Delivery.