Product reviews

That cracking price catches the eye, and these wipes are also the cheapest on test when you look at how much cleaning area you get.

Primarily aimed at hard surfaces like vinyl and plastic, these wipes claim to kill 99.9 per cent of bacteria.

These performed pretty well, despite making no claims about cleaning fabrics.

Like the Armor All wipes, these are aimed at plastics and vinyl, which held them back.

Last time we tested Big Wipes Interior they disappointed, but since then the cleaner has been reformulated and it now works well.

Armor All isn’t too specific about where these Orange wipes are designed to be used.

Oddly, you have to go online or count them to find how many wipes you get in this Halfords pack, but they are big and easy to use

Don’t worry about the name; these wipes are good for fabrics and plastics.

A locking cover is a handy feature to have in a crash cam

Adaptability is key with the HP.

Crisp and clear wide-angle 1080p footage redeems the Nextbase, but it’s a letdown in other ways

With only two buttons, the DC-1 is the easiest device to use here.

A unique mounting system is what ensures the Crash Catcher stands out, as it attaches to your rear view mirror

This is one of the easiest gauges to use.

Excellent consistency in the accuracy tests sees this Draper head up a tight midfield pack.

There's no mistaking the family heritage of this RAC-branded gauge from the Sakura distributor Saxon.

You get two separate gauges for pressures and tread depth in this kit.

Pick up this weighty gauge from its tailor-made case and you know it’s a cut above rivals.

Another win for this Halfords unit.