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Winter / Summer tires rule in Czech Republic
In the Czech Republic, the obligation to use winter tires begins on November 1 and lasts until March 31. During this period, your vehicle must be equipped with winter tires whenever there is a continuous layer of snow, ice, or frost on the road surface, or when these weather conditions are expected. Here are some…
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Car painting tips
Painting a car requires careful preparation and attention to detail. Here are some essential tips to ensure a successful car paint job:
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STK
Technická kontrola (STK), also known as vehicle inspection, is a mandatory requirement for all motor vehicles in the Czech Republic. Let’s delve into the details: Remember, STK ensures your vehicle’s safety and compliance, so embrace it as part of responsible car ownership!
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7:30–18:00
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Palackého třída 483/155, 612 00 Brno, Medlánky
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Nonstop
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Soškova 1561, 592 31 Nové Město na Moravě
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7:00–18:00
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Žarošická 4315/17, 628 00 Brno, Židenice
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Jana Švermy, 439 23 Lenešice
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9:00–17:00
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Kollárova 2288/15, 390 02 Tábor
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7:30–16:00
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Školní 600/18, 357 51 Kynšperk nad Ohří
Did you know?
5 tips for an efficient driving
Fuel saving tips
On average, a vehicle owner can expect to spend around €350 per year on scheduled maintenance, diagnostics, and other repairs. That’s a lot less than dealing with major breakdowns later on.
Annual Maintenance Costs
Starting a car requires only about 15 milliliters of fuel, while it takes approximately 400 milliliters of coffee for a human to get going! Next time you’re at the pump, think about that tiny fuel dose.
Fuel Efficiency
Airbags move at astonishing speeds—up to 7,235 kilometers per hour (km/h)! They deploy within a mere 40 milliseconds of a collision. These safety devices are designed to activate at impact speeds of 30 km/h.
Airbag Speed
The average car contains over 30,000 parts. With so many components, it’s almost guaranteed that at least one of them will break eventually.
Parts Galore
Every year, over €50 billion worth of car maintenance goes unperformed. Skipping regular maintenance can lead to costly repairs down the road.
Neglected Maintenance
Faulty oxygen sensors are responsible for many check-engine light-related issues. Don’t ignore that little warning indicator!
Check Engine Light Culprit
The average car’s internal computer contains more than 160 kilometers of code. It’s impressive how all that programming fits inside a vehicle.
