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Care & Advice

Information on basic car maintenance, batteries, tyres, engine oil, cooling systems and more.

Petrol & fuel

With the European Commission adopting its 130 g/km emissions target for the majority of new vehicles in 2012, the first step on the road to genuinely clean green cars has arrived. More

Green driving

NRMA thinks there are ways we can all reduce these costs and benefit the environment without the need to abandon the car. More

Car care

Avoid breakdowns and save money simply by keeping an eye on some of your car's basic components. More

Wheels and tyres

For your vehicle to operate safely on the road the tyres fitted to it must be the specified type and size and be in good condition. More

Batteries

Information about car batteries, battery problems when it's cold and the different types of batteries available. More

Servicing

Regular servicing prolongs the life of mechanical components, helps to maintain roadworthiness and contributes to greater reliability, economy and resale value. Without regular servicing you increase the potential of breakdowns and expensive repairs More

Windscreens

Modern windscreens are generally made of laminated safety glass, which consists of two curved sheets of glass with a plastic layer laminated between them, that are bonded into the frame. More

Vehicle insurance

Vehicle insurance covers you against losses and liability incurred in the event of a crash. More

Vehicle registration

Registering our vehicles is a necessity that we all must do at least once a year. Here we give you information on green, pink and blue slips. More

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