MOTORISTS are being offered advice on how to take care of cars that may be parked up for lengthy spells because of the coronavirus lockdown.And with the Government’s six-month exemption for MOT testing to aid essential travel, drivers are also being given top tips on keeping their cars roadworthy should they need to use them.Scottish Vauxhall, with dealerships in Inverness, Dingwall, Buckie and Elgin, took to social media with advice for drivers to start up their inactive cars every few days.
It pointed out that doing so would keep fluids cycling through the engine and ensure the battery stays fresh.Falken Tyres urged motorists to thoroughly inspect wheels, dislodging stones stuck in the tread and ensuring all valves had caps.