In Australia, each state has its own standards for issuing registrations for vehicles; the roadworthy inspections that are done for vehicles will then also vary by state. While each state will generally require a check on features of the vehicle that affect its overall safety, such as brakes and steering, note a few additional factors about roadworthy inspections in South Australia, and what vehicles may be required to get these inspections, regardless of the car’s age or overall condition. Read More»
It goes without saying that to be a successful roofer you require the right tools of the trade such a ladder, marking chalk, tape measure, and pressure guns among others. One thing that most roofers forget to add to this list is the ladder rack, an important piece of equipment that secures the ladder as you move from one client to the next. While it is possible to secure your ladder using ropes, it does not guarantee safety for you, your cargo van, as well as third parties. Read More»
Heavy haulage is the backbone of the logistics and freight industry as every day hundreds of trucks move around the country delivering all types of items. There exists a large variety of trucks to choose from and choosing the right one to match your business or personal needs will go a long way in ensuring optimization and proper utilization of your time and money. Below are some common types of heavy haulage vehicles: Read More»
There is no doubt that the braking system of a vehicle is one of the most critical parts of its safe operation. Without properly operating brakes, it may be impossible to avoid an accident or drive the car safely. If the vehicle’s brakes fail, your life, those of your passengers, those of other drivers and those of pedestrians, can be at serious peril.
In order to avoid such a dangerous situation, it is important to have your vehicle’s braking system thoroughly inspected at least once a year. Read More»
The head gasket is put under immense levels of pressure during even everyday driving. It is responsible for forming a seal between the engine block and cylinder head, meaning that it must seal both the coolant passages and the combustion chamber, essentially resisting both the cold of the coolant and the heat and pressure of combustion.
The head gasket can therefore begin to leak over time, and it may eventually fail altogether. Read More»
