Affiliate disclosure
Last updated: 2026-09-20
In short: some outbound links earn us a commission. They cost you nothing extra, they are always labelled, and they never change the numbers the calculator produces.
What an affiliate link is
If you click certain links to partner services and then buy something, this site may receive a commission from that partner. The price you pay is the same as it would be had you gone there directly.
Where they appear
Affiliate links appear only after you have a calculation result, in a section
labelled "Partner". Every such link is marked with rel="sponsored" in the
page source. They never appear as a popup, an interstitial, or anything you must dismiss
to use the calculator.
Categories we may work with
- Vehicle history and mileage verification checks
- Tyre retailers and fitting services
- Insurance comparison services
- Servicing and repair booking platforms
What commission does not buy
This is the part that matters:
- No partner can change a formula, a default value or a calculated result.
- No partner can be presented as cheaper, better or more suitable than the figures support.
- Recommendations are matched to your calculation. If tyres are a small share of your costs, you will not be shown a tyre offer, regardless of what it pays.
- We do not accept payment to remove, soften or bury an unfavourable result.
Why disclose at all
Because a calculator's only asset is whether you believe it. Disclosure is also required by the FTC in the United States, by the CMA in the United Kingdom, and by consumer protection law across the EU. We would rather state it plainly than bury it.
Not financial advice
Nothing on this site is financial, insurance or investment advice. It is an estimation tool. Verify any figure that matters with the relevant professional before committing money.