Jack Dreyer
Jack is the newest and youngest member of the digital team here at Kwik Fit, assisting with website and blog content to ensure that our visitors are kept well informed on car maintenance and to provide useful safety advice. He currently drives a BMW 2 series and, his dream car would be an all black Mercedes G-Class.
Likes
- Sticking One Top Bins
- F1
- Biscoff Milkshakes
Dislikes
- Unnecessarily Noisy Exhausts
- Peanut Butter
- Traffic
Where Are The Common Blind Spots For Different Vehicles?
Jack Dreyer | Monday 17th October 2022 8:00am
Blind spots are one of the most common and unavoidable hazards for drivers of all vehicle types. Read on to learn where they are and how to manage them.
What to do if your car heater isn't working
Jack Dreyer | Thursday 13th October 2022 12:00pm
While it’s normal for your air con to stop working, your car heater not working could indicate some bigger problems – here are some signs to look out for.
What You Need to Know About Potholes
Jack Dreyer | Wednesday 12th October 2022 8:00am
October is Tyre Safety month, so, to help you prepare, we’ve put together a comprehensive guide on potholes and the threat they pose to your car.
Is It Safe to Service an Electric Car Yourself?
Jack Dreyer | Tuesday 11th October 2022 9:00am
While there’s a charm to fixing parts yourself with traditional combustion engine vehicles, we highly recommend you don’t try doing so with EVs – here’s why.
Where Are The Jacking Points On A Car?
Jack Dreyer | Friday 7th October 2022 12:00pm
If you need to jack up your car to change a tyre or inspect the underneath, you’ll need to know where the jacking points are. Find out how in this blog.
Featured Articles
Is Your Car Battery Ready for Winter?
Monday 11th November 2024
Is the UK on the verge of ‘the coldest winter for 50 years?’ Even if El Niño doesn't hit the UK this winter, reduce the risk of a winter breakdown by making sure your car battery is winter-ready.
Your Ultimate Winter Driving Checklist
Monday 31st October 2022
Driving in the colder months presents many challenges. Breakdowns are far more common in winter, so make sure you’re prepared with these essentials.
How to Get Your Car Ready for Winter
Wednesday 28th September 2022
Winter can be a harsh season for your car but planning ahead by carrying out some basic maintenance and packing some essential kit should help you avoid a winter breakdown.
