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When you are selecting your tyres and the tyre fitting centre, you will see the different additional services that they also provide.
Once you select a fitting date for your tyre fitting, they will be available for you to select from the available additional services at the basket stage - such as a Adblue Top up.
The time required for additional services varies, your garage will confirm pickup time when you drop off your vehicle.
Select which tyres you need from the wide range of available options stocked in the Blackcircles.com catalogue.
Choose the best fitting centre for you. You can select the time and date from one of the 2,200 tyre fitting centres on our nationwide network.
Once you reached the basket, you will be presented with the additional services available to book at the fitting centre, such as Adblue top up.
When you order new tyres, these are paid for at the time of your order. However, Adblue top ups are separate from your order with Blackcircles.com. You will therefore need to pay for your additional service at the garage - on the day of your appointment.
If you own a diesel car, you'll probably need to refill your AdBlue tank occasionally between regular services. AdBlue is an essential additive that helps cut down on harmful pollutants released by many diesel engines.
Should a warning light for AdBlue pop up on your dashboard, it's wise not to delay topping it up. Letting your AdBlue levels run low can lead to a spike in your vehicle's emissions and, over time, might even stop your engine from starting. Additionally, your car could switch to 'limp mode', which limits how fast you can drive.
AdBlue® technology is increasingly common in modern diesel vehicles, serving as a crucial tool for reducing harmful exhaust emissions.
AdBlue plays a vital role in transforming noxious nitrogen oxide (NOx) gases into harmless nitrogen (N) and water vapour (H2O), thereby lessening environmental pollution. The likelihood of a diesel vehicle utilising AdBlue tends to rise with its recency. However, its use varies depending on the vehicle's make and model, as not all diesel cars are equipped with AdBlue technology.
For cars that do employ AdBlue technology, maintaining regular top-ups is essential to prevent your vehicle from entering limp mode or failing to start. A low AdBlue level triggers a warning light on your dashboard to let you know it’s time for a refill.
AdBlue is a non-toxic solution which is made up of mixture of urea and deionized water. This solution is sprayed into a diesel engine’s exhaust system to help lower the nitrous oxide emissions of the vehicle.
Yes, it is possible for you to top up AdBlue yourself. It's a simple process that helps maintain your vehicle's emissions control system.
The frequency of AdBlue top-up will vary. On average you can expect to require a top up at 3,000 to 6,000 miles - depending on the rate at which your vehicle uses the AdBlue.
Yes, many petrol stations in the UK provide AdBlue at their pumps. This can make it convenient for drivers to refill their AdBlue tanks during fuel stops.
Technically, you can, but it's not advisable. Running a diesel vehicle without AdBlue may lead to reduced performance, increased emissions, and potential damage to your emissions control system.
Yes, topping up AdBlue is often included as part of routine vehicle servicing, ensuring your vehicle complies with emissions regulations.