Product group tests

This is the second-cheapest pump here, but definitely the best budget option.

Michelin’s digital double-barrel range-topper remains our favourite foot pump.

Inno’s effort has supports for both wheels that splay to place the bike in the rack

The Nextbase 512G is one of the more expensive cameras here, but it has an anti-glare polarising filter.

Keenly priced and including a memory card, the Transcend DrivePro 220 replaces our last test winner, the 200.

Combining a magnet and a suction mount, this Silent Witness dash cam is a top performer in many ways

Against brushes costing under a tenner, these £36 US imports were always going to struggle – even with three in the pack.

Just like its stablemate, this is designed to be used with the toughest wheel cleaners.

“Hand-crafted” in Germany, this is a bit of a one-trick pony

This Halfords brush has a rigid shaft with a microfibre cover of noodles on one side and mesh on the other

Alongside some of the pricier, specialised options, this Muc-Off looks a bit ordinary. But no rival works as well.

The developer claims Dash Cam can be used to fight traffic tickets.

CamOnRoad performed well a previous magazine mini test.

With a slick display, easy-to-use interface and accurate driving data, the Drivermatics app stands out not only for its dash cam functionality

These Simoniz wipes may be slightly more expensive than the cheapest rivals, but are perhaps worth a punt given that they come with a money-back guara…