Ignition Magazine
Is It Legal To Drive Without Functioning Wiper Blades?
Wiper blades are often seen as an insignificant car part, and most Australians think that having broken, damaged, or non-functional wiper blades isn’t an issue. The Australian Government disagrees so wipers should be maintained to adhere to your local road laws.
The Complete Guide to Windscreen Wiper Fluid
This article explains the importance of wiper fluid in maintaining wiper blades and ensuring a clean windscreen. Wiper fluid, a mixture of water, chemicals, and additives, helps dissolve dirt and debris, improving cleaning and visibility. It also prevents streaking, maintains wiper blade performance, and extends their lifespan by lubricating and preventing premature wear.
Is It Illegal To Park On A Footpath In Australia?
You've likely encountered the challenge of searching for parking and opting to park on the curb or grass. Nevertheless, it's crucial to note that parking on an Australian footpath can lead to legal charges, potentially resulting in a financial penalty—a surprising consequence.
Are Wiper Blades Covered By Car Manufacturers' Warranty?
Car warranties generally cover engine, transmission, drivetrain, suspension, and electrical components but not wear and tear on consumable items like tires. Wiper blades are also considered consumables and are not covered by all warranty programs, though some manufacturers do include them.
