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Used Car Dealers and Servicing

Honest advice on buying used cars, servicing tips and dealer guidance from across the UK.

Your Trusted Used Car Resource

From finding a reliable dealer to keeping your car running smoothly, we cover everything you need to know about buying and maintaining a used car in the UK. Browse our latest articles below or use the categories to find advice on car servicing, used cars and general car ownership.

Buying Guides

Practical advice on inspecting, valuing and negotiating used cars — written for real UK buyers.

Servicing Tips

Maintenance checklists, MOT prep and clear explanations of common faults to help you avoid surprises.

Dealer Advice

How to spot a reputable dealer, understand warranties and protect yourself when buying.

Latest from the Blog

News, guides and tips for used car buyers and owners.

About Used Car Dealers and Servicing

Buying a used car in the UK can feel overwhelming. There are thousands of dealers, hundreds of models, and a long list of things that can go wrong if you don’t know what to look for. We started this site to make the process simpler — bringing together real-world advice on choosing the right car, finding a trustworthy dealer, and keeping your vehicle running reliably year after year.

Angular contact ball bearings

You can choose from a wide range of angular contact ball bearings if you need a replacement. There are various widths, diameters and brands, meaning you should be able to track down a ball bearing that will meet your needs. The most popular type of bearing in this category is the single row angular contact ball bearing, but you can also get double row, four-point and spindle bearings.

Often used in tools, gearboxes and pumps, angular contact ball bearings will give different thrust depending on the type you use. 20° and 40° are the most commonly available Quality bearings are made to high precision levels, so make sure you track these down.

What we cover

  • Used car buying guides
  • Routine servicing & MOT prep
  • Common faults & fixes
  • Dealer reviews & warnings
  • Cost-of-ownership breakdowns

Why readers trust us

Every article is researched and written by people who have actually bought, owned and maintained used cars in the UK. We don’t take payment from dealers and we don’t run sponsored reviews — so the advice you read here is the same advice we’d give a friend.