Accessories & tyres

Once again, Farecla’s product delivers the most effective combination of scratch removal and a shiny finish.

The 600 in the name refers to lumen output, which is bright and covers a decent area.

While Draper’s 43080 is a slightly newer version of the 24367 we featured last time.

This is an upgrade to the Draper 24367 featured in our last test.

Our previous Best Buy is still a great performer, but the competition has moved on

This pushes our winner hard.

Inno’s effort has supports for both wheels that splay to place the bike in the rack

With its inverted clamps, the Forklift can attach to either style of roof bar, like Yakima’s Freeloader tyre holder.

This frame-holding rack scores on price, but the construction is confusing and the pictorial instructions are hard to follow.

This rack locks to the roof bars like our winner.

Placing on to the channel of the bars, rather than sliding in, the WhispBar has securing levers at opposite corners.

As with most Thule products, this cycle rack is so convenient that you want to use it time and again

The nuvi 58LM’s five-inch screen is responsive, and typing addresses is easy.

This is the same size as the TomTom but doesn’t feel as premium and is slightly more cluttered.

The six-inch GO6100 gets off to a good start with its premium design and feel.

Last year’s champ loses its crown, but remains a super-effective wax with strong stamina.

Farecla’s Paste Wax has a chequered history in our tests, but it thrived in the wet conditions, making the top five for the first time