Safe journey
John McLaren
Approved Electrical Installer Established 1965
Now is the time to sort out your out of date fuse box and replace it with a modern circuit breaker unit.
Before you head off in search of the sun this summer, make sure your car is prepared for the trip with these eight essential checks:
1. Make sure your car isn’t due for a service or MOT while you’re away. If there’s anything that doesn’t feel quite right, get it looked at well before your journey.
2. Just before you go, check the oil and coolant levels, and top up the screen wash.
3. Measure your tyre pressures to ensure a smooth and fuel-efficient ride. If you are carrying a heavy load, the tyres may need to be at a higher pressure.
4. Examine your wiper blades and replace them if they are cracked or worn.
5. Check all the car’s exterior lights are working, including the fog lights.
6. Clean the windows and mirrors. 7. Take with you supplies of oil, water, antifreeze and screen wash, and a spare tyre. If you are travelling in Europe, you will also need headlamp beam adapters, an alcohol breathalyser, GB plate, spare bulbs, a warning triangle and reflective vests.
8. And finally, make sure you have details of your breakdown service and insurance handy, so if you do have a problem you can get it sorted out as quickly as possible.
Not only are they EASY, they comply with the most rigorous safety standards. As a member of our
governing body SELECT, an installation isn’t finished until we have thoroughly tested all your electrics, leaving you safe in the knowledge that it has been fully checked and to the highest standards.
You also get a full set of certificates for your insurance purposes.
We also carry out annual PAT testing, landlord safety checks and can
help you meet the requirements in commercial premises too.
Remember, all our work is guaranteed, tested and certified For more information
t: 01786 823 533 Willie: 07899 877 822 Craig: 07436 815 247 e:
w.turner011@btinternet.com
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