Our vehicles are fast becoming wallets on wheels. A recent study has revealed in-car payments are on the rise and this burgeoning market could be worth up to £434 billion by the end of the decade.

A shift to electric vehicles brings with it no shortage of compromise on behalf of sceptical, old-school drivers. Overcoming long-standing concerns – many of them legitimate – linked to range, charging points and cost is one thing. Giving up speed is quite another.

Our cars are getting heavier. According to an automaker in Wales vehicles now weigh 25% more than they did seven years ago. It’s a tipping point and that same company are looking to balance the scales.

The differential case is a critical component of your truck’s drivetrain, responsible for allowing the wheels to rotate at different speeds while maintaining power distribution.

Maintaining your truck's differential case is essential for ensuring performance, reliability, and longevity. While professional maintenance is always an option, performing the maintenance yourself can save time and money.

Differential case upgrades are essential for trucks used in towing applications, where increased demands are placed on the drivetrain.

Whether you're upgrading for better performance, replacing a damaged part, or customising your vehicle, understanding the different types of differential cases and their specific applications is essential.