Product reviews

The small details always mark out the winners.

Launched earlier this year to cater for demand for ultra-high-performance tyres, Falken’s Azenis FK510 might have expected to do better than seventh i…

Indian-owned Dutch maker Vredestein was once the king of the wet, but the latest generation of its tyres has failed to enhance its reputation.

Decent all-rounder but fuel economy poor by today’s standards.

Quiet, safe and won’t cost you a fortune to run

Still a top performer, but fuel economy lets it down

Improved design keeps pace with development

New contender performs well on wet and dry roads

Whatever its heritage, the Michelin is a special tyre

Wonder Wheels cleaner aims to give the leather a leather smell, and it’s quite pleasant

Unlike our winner, Angelwax Heaven for Leather claims to enrich as it cleans.

Dodo Juice doesn’t claim to moisturise the hide, like some rivals, but certainlyleft a protective finish

This is pretty much a one-stop shop for cleaning cars

US specialist Meguiar’s claims this is “totally safe” on all paint finishes

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.

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

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

Ring’s new RIL3600HP mixes brilliant light output with great versatility.

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