Accessories & Tyres

The sprung handles of this Screwfix tool are a touch shorter than most here, but the rounded edges allow a fair amount of pressure to be applied.

You get a bit more for your money than with the similar Streetwize mat, but nowhere near enough to justify paying four times as much.

Like Carbox, Swedish producer Autoform provides liners to car makers and you can feel the difference over the more rubbery Rezaw-Plast

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Just like the Hatchbag liner, this offers plenty of options, including retaining the split/fold seat function (£12.99) and several colours.

If you don’t want to stretch to a tailored liner, then this fabric cover design from Sakura, for under £20, may be the answer

There are lots of colour and design options with this Hatchbag PVC fabric liner that, like the Boot Buddy, covers the base, seat and sides

Tough plastic panels held together by pop studs provide the ultimate impact protection and cover the sides and seat.

Original equipment producer Carbox takes the victory here, with its well thought out FormMat

It’s not cheap, but you do get a fair bit more than just a compressor with the first of our  cordless models

This compressor is tiny, which makes it great for glovebox or boot storage.

There’s not much wrong with this neat Draper compressor that a little more pumping power wouldn’t fix

This Sakura compressor is noticeably smaller than our top three and comes in a nylon, drawstring bag.

Tyre giant Michelin has gone its own way with this compressor in the face of lookalike rivals.

Yet another win for Ring, this time with the new RAC 635.

All-rubber set is basic.