Car Confidence Workshop

08/09/2026

We have still couple spots available for this Saturday 19th September.
Join us to learn how to maintain your car

06/09/2026

Do you know how to check tyre pressure in your car?

Harvest season means messier roads.

Mud, debris and unpredictable surfaces are all part of autumn driving. A quick tyre pressure check now can save you a headache later.

Pop into For Tyres Limited and let the team give your tyres a once over, quick, easy and free.

📍 420 Werrington Road, Bucknall, Stoke-On-Trent, ST2 9AB
📞 01782 215562

26/08/2026

CAR CONFIDENCE TIP:
Warning lights come on when you start your car?
Don’t panic. Most are simply doing a quick system check and should go out once the engine starts.
If a light stays on, that’s when you need to pay attention.
Know your car. Drive with confidence.

23/08/2026

A fantastic Car Confidence Workshop with some great participants! It was brilliant to see everyone getting involved, building confidence, and supporting each other. Well done to everyone who took part!

Next course is on the 19th September

19/08/2026

When was the last time you have checked your tyres?

Summer roads take their toll. 🛣️

Months of hot tarmac and long journeys add up, often leaving tyres more worn than you would expect.

Before autumn driving conditions set in, it is worth having them looked over. Pop in and we will check them for you, free of charge.

17/08/2026

Tip with Car Confidence Workshop

If your car does not have a factory spare wheel, you likely have a bottle like this which is a emergency puncture repair sealant.
Be sure to check the expiry date on the bottle! Most have a shelf life of around 5-10 years, so you may need to replace it

14/08/2026

2 more spaces available for the 23rd August.
You can book directly on our website

10/08/2026

Did you know when checking your engine oil, when you check the dipstick, make sure to examine both sides. Sometimes, the dipstick can drag along the tube, which can lead to a hard-to-read or inaccurate reading. To ensure you get the correct measurement, always check both sides of the dipstick.