Under the Bonnet & Beyond: Draper Tools Takes Centre Stage at The British Motor Show
We’re thrilled to announce that Draper Tools is back at The British Motor Show 2025, and we’re bringing an exciting new feature: The Draper Car Clinic! As your trusted partner in tools, we’re dedicated to empowering every car enthusiast, DIY mechanic, and professional with the right equipment and knowledge to tackle any automotive challenge.
The NEW Draper Car Clinic: Your Pit Stop for Repair & Restoration
Located within the dedicated Repair & Restoration Hub, the Draper Car Clinic is set to be an unmissable, interactive experience. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or just starting your journey into car maintenance, our clinic offers free, one-to-one advice from leading experts, including those from The RAC, renowned TV garage gurus, and our very own Draper Tools specialists. This is your chance to get personalised guidance and solve those nagging car problems.
Throughout the show, we’ll be hosting a series of live sessions and demonstrations designed to help you master car care at home. You can learn about the essential tools no home garage should be without, discover the latest gadgets and gear that are revolutionising vehicle maintenance, and even witness impressive paintless dent removal techniques in action.
We’re also excited to welcome some familiar faces from the automotive world! Legendary detailer “SkidMark” from Car S.O.S. will be leading an exclusive detailing masterclass, sharing his top tips for achieving that showroom finish. Plus, Fuzz Townshend will be on hand with a special kid-friendly session, making learning about how cars work fun and engaging for the next generation of mechanics. You’ll also find practical sessions on everyday repairs, such as how to perform an oil change, top tips for passing your MOT, diagnosing engine light warnings, and setting up your ideal home workshop.
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