Cataclean on reducing emissions-related failures during MOT season

Cataclean is highlighting the need to help reduce emissions-related failures, supporting both garages and drivers

With September marking the peak of the UK’s MOT season, Cataclean is highlighting the need to help reduce emissions-related failures, supporting both garages and drivers. 

This year, with an estimated 34 million MOTs due, Cataclean is reinforcing its commitment to vehicle performance, reliability and fuel economy. The brand’s ‘8-in-1’ fuel and exhaust system cleaners range helps to restore performance, improve fuel economy, extend engine component life and reduce emissions.

Maddie Bamber, Key Account Manager at Cataclean, comments: "With September being the busiest time of the year for MOTs, we’re reminding garages about the benefits of our fuel additives – and for drivers about our MOT guarantee."

Cataclean cleans the fuel tank and lines, fuel injectors, combustion chambers, intake and exhaust valves, EGR valve, oxygen sensors, catalytic converter and Diesel Particulate Filters (DPFs). 

The brand recently announced a collaboration with Kwik Fit, which positions Cataclean as the official supplier of fuel and engine additives to more than 700 Kwik Fit retail autocentres across the UK.

Bamber adds: "Our collaboration with Kwik Fit autocentres is a testament to the quality and effectiveness of our products. Together, we are committed to providing exceptional service and support to drivers and technicians alike during this peak season."

Cataclean’s MOT Guarantee is designed to give peace of mind to vehicle owners who use Cataclean products, which are proven to clean and protect critical engine components, improve fuel economy and reduce harmful emissions. This initiative aims to alleviate some of the stress associated with the MOT process, helping to ensure a smooth and successful test.

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