Corrections Policy

Report a possible error

Email [email protected] with the article URL, the exact passage, the vehicle context, what appears to be wrong and a supporting source or explanation where available.

How reports are assessed

We distinguish factual errors, unsafe or misleading instructions, outdated vehicle context, broken links and source problems from differences of opinion, writing preferences or general requests for additional coverage. Reports involving safety, fitment or a materially misleading conclusion receive priority for assessment.

Material corrections

When a correction changes a technical conclusion, diagnostic direction, safety boundary or important vehicle qualification, the article may be amended and its updated or reviewed date changed. Where useful, an editor may note that a material correction was made. We do not promise a fixed response time.

Editorial changes

We may also improve clarity, structure, links or spelling without treating those changes as factual corrections. A report can still be valuable even when the requested change is editorial rather than factual.

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