VehicleTools Aim to Solve Motoring Woes With a Refurbished Website

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VehicleTools, website refurb to make shopping even easier!

The new website formulated by the chaps at VehicleTools has a solid foundation and backbone, structured to make navigating the website and purchasing as simple as possible

(PRWEB UK) 11 February 2012

VehicleTools.co.uk has been operating online for a couple of years and has continued to grow and attract more customers every month. With sales increasing day by day, it shows more people are turning to fixing up their own cars for an affordable price, rather than paying the garage premium prices for what is 50% of the time, shoddy work.

The website offers a wide range of car tools for all levels of car enthusiasts, whether the entire engine block needs disassembling or the car needs jacking up and putting on axle stands whilst the wheels are removed and the underneath of the car is given a once over. There is enough scope on the VehicleTools website to satisfy both amateurs who just want to give their car the attention it deserves or professional mechanics who need an endless supply of tools.

The new website formulated by the chaps at VehicleTools has a solid foundation and backbone, structured to make navigating the website and purchasing as simple as possible; customers should see the benefits of this immediately.

Scott Morris, E-Commerce Manager and a car/motorbike DIY fanatic provided a few comments; “Having 3 cars and 4 bikes means that I had to get comfortable with fixing up my vehicles myself, or forking out extortionate costs at dealers every time a little thing needed doing. The thing about DIY on cars is that you know it’s been done to a high standard and the work has actually been carried out; there are too many dodgy garages out there that will take your money without even properly fixing the problem you had. So, spending a bit on the initial tools you’ll need to mess around with your pride and joy is nothing compared to the costs incurred by garages that don’t care about your car in the slightest.”

If servicing the entire car seems a bit too much; make sure the pride & joy never misses a beat by having simple pieces of kit such as a car battery charger and jump leads handy.

The overhaul of the website also optimizes the browsing experience and increases usability as the refurbishment has completely improved the structure of groups on the site. This allows the user to find the product they want with as little hassle as possible and reduces the time one spends shopping, which is always a bonus.

James Cook, Web Admin at VehicleTools was also kind enough to comment; “After seeing my dad get ripped off by local garages for his car’s brake pads (3 new sets in 3 years with a combined mileage of less than 10,000) I’m constantly trying to convince him that he could do it himself when it actually needs doing for probably 30% of the cost. People nowadays give in far too easily to garages just because they don’t have the ‘mechanical knowledge’ to ask or tell them otherwise; all it takes is 5-10 minutes researching on the internet to find out if you’re getting ripped off or not. If you are, take your business elsewhere, or better yet, do it yourself.”

VehicleTools is a sub-site of Toolbox, which is part of the Plumbworld Network. Plumbworld was an early pioneer of online trading, started by James and Anita Hickman in 1999 and was sold to the Grafton Group PLC in December 2006, Plumbworld now employs more than 50 people in its purpose built warehouse and offices and boasts an astonishing 50 websites selling everything from a bathroom and wheelbarrows to chainsaws and Stanley tools. The business has a turnover in excess of £18 million and is growing at more than 20% year on year.

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