Will RAC tow from home to garage?
The RAC will always try to fix your vehicle there and then. Or if we can’t, we’ll tow you to a garage for repair. Because breakdowns at home are so common, the RAC now includes home rescue as standard – for new members buying breakdown cover online.
How long should I have to wait for RAC?
The average wait time for roadside recovery is 40-60 minutes and, because you might need to stand away from your vehicle until help arrives, keep a warm coat, a reflective, high-visibility vest, and a torch in the boot. We hope you’ll never have a use for them, but you’ll be glad of them should a breakdown ever occur.
What to do if your bike rack is faulty?
A faulty rack can also contribute to damaged bikes or vehicles. This can be avoided by proper use and regular maintenance to the rack. Before loading the bike, be sure to check the rack closely for signs of wear to the straps, hooks, and other features. Always replace worn or damaged parts before using the rack.
Why does my bike rack Scratch my Car?
Common Problems when using a bike rack. Most of the time the problems begin when you first mount the rack. If the car is not clean or there is dirt where you are planning on mounting it the rack will scratch the paint. Another problem lies in the fact that when you drive the bikes tend to move around if not secured properly.
When to remove front wheel from bike rack?
Remember your bikes are there! Remove front wheel on bike when using roof racks to allow you to go through lower over passes. Be careful when loading and unloading your bike so you don’t scratch your car. Do not overload your bike rack. Secure bikes so they do not hit your car.
How can I make my bike rack work?
Ensure the rack will mount securely to the vehicle. Professionals can help with this if the biker is uncertain. Make sure the bike is compatible with the rack. Often times adapters can be purchased for a better fit, especially if the bike has an alternative frame.