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Keeping your car roadworthy isn’t just about passing your MOT once a year it’s about regular care, safety checks, and preventative maintenance throughout all seasons. At R & J Car Services Felixstowe, we help local drivers stay safe and avoid unexpected breakdowns all year round.

Seeing the oil warning light appear on your dashboard can be worrying and for good reason. At R & J Car Services, we often see drivers ignore this warning, which can lead to serious and costly engine damage. Understanding what it means and acting quickly can save you a lot of trouble.

Your tyres play a crucial role in keeping you safe on the road, yet they’re often overlooked until a problem occurs. At R & J Car Services, we regularly see tyres that are well past their best putting drivers at risk and increasing the chance of MOT failure.

Nobody likes to hear that their car has failed its MOT but it’s more common than you think, and it doesn’t have to be stressful. At R & J Car Services Felixstowe, we help drivers get back on the road quickly, safely, and affordably after an MOT failure. Here’s what to do next.

As the temperature drops and winter sets in, it’s more important than ever to make sure your car is ready for the cold, wet, and icy conditions ahead.

Did you know that at R & J Car Services Felixstowe, we can MOT, service, and repair all electric and hybrid vehicles?

We’re absolutely thrilled to announce the opening of our brand new MOT bay here at R&J Car Services. A huge milestone for us and something we’re incredibly proud of!

Your car often gives you subtle hints that something isn’t right — and ignoring them could turn a small issue into a costly repair.

If your car’s MOT is coming up, a few quick checks can make the difference between a pass and a fail. At R & J Car Services Felixstowe, we’ve helped hundreds of local drivers get ready for their test – and many MOT fails could be avoided with a simple pre-check. Here’s how to prepare your car before its MOT: 1. Check Your Lights 💡 Over 15% of MOT failures are due to faulty bulbs. Make sure all indicators, brake lights, and headlights work properly. Don’t forget the number pl

If you own a car in the UK, you’ve likely heard the terms MOT and car service used interchangeably – but they’re not the same thing. At R...

Your tyres are the only part of your car that actually touch the road – yet they’re one of the most overlooked parts of vehicle...

Every year, thousands of cars across the UK fail their MOT – and many of the reasons are simple issues that could be fixed beforehand. At...