Accessories & tyres

This restraint plugs straight into the seatbelt points.

The Pet Gear Dog Harness is finished all in black, so at first it was hard to see how it was meant to fit on our dog

This is available in six sizes.

This mesh guard was by far the easiest to put together, and delivered the best results once it was in place

Not only did we get frustrated by the Sakura Mesh Dog Guard’s fiddly set-up, it also left a lot to be desired when in place.

You'll only be able to use the Mont Blanc K9D Front Dog Guard to stop your dogs getting into the front seats of the car from the back.

After the initial, tricky installation, this guard won us over with its unique feature.

This tubular guard from Sakura worked better than the mesh alternative from the same brand.

Monster inverter from Silverline comes into its own in the workshop or camper van

If all you need to do is power or charge electronic equipment, then this keenly priced inverter from Autocare will happily do the job

For mains power on the go, this ticks most of the boxes

Uniquely, this Sealey is designed to be hung on a wall, ready to go.

The price tells you this is more for professional than DIY use.

If your garage vac has to work in the house, too, this is worth a look.

Cracking price for a full-spec cleaner helps Vac King on to the podium

Uniquely here this Sealey jack has safety locks which click in at three points in its range.

The lack of a case hurts this Sakura when faced with very similar rivals.

With four very similar products, it’s the small details that count.

As the price suggests, Sealey’s Yankee jack is a step up over rivals here

Silverline’s variation on the small two-tonne jack comes with a handy case that’s a snug fit with the carry handle in place.

Just as our winner is designed for sports car owners, this is our pick for drivers of 4x4s and off-roaders.

Draper takes the win among the small, budget jacks, but it came close to the similarly priced Silverline