Whats covered? The warranty covers the cost of parts and labor if for example your pressure washers motor, power transmission, or electrical components fail. You can think of it as coverage over all the things not covered via the service kits, where worn down parts such as valves and seals are replaced. While overall water-blasting ability is important for cutting through tough dirt, a concentrated jet from a powerful machine can easily damage bodywork and exterior components of a car. So while we expected a decent punch, a big wattage figure alone wasn’t going to win this test. How we tested them

AVA Go was designed and engineered for those of you who are in the market for a lightweight pressure washer that is easy to work with, but still reaches the expectations for quality and user experience. The turbo nozzle is the most powerful in AVAs nozzle arsenal. It combines the power of a 0° nozzle with the coverage of a 20° nozzle.I'm really impressed with this machine, especially at the offer price. It has got great power, a huge range of accessories, a small footprint and is very neat.

The 40 degree nozzle is one of the ones that Ava recommend for car cleaning and it gave a really strong power that felt at least the equal of my old Karcher K5, despite being a portable machine. AVA Evolution has long-lasting metal pumps; 4 and 6 cylinders for durability and performance, a low center of gravity, and our "follow-me" hose reel that fits up to 20 m hose. It is also equipped with a tool tray for easy placement of nozzles.I'll probably go for a wall mounted reel anyway. Does anyone know if the Ava hoses are as good as the often recommended replacement ones from Qwashers or directhoses? I started by connecting the standard lance to the gun and tested both the 'Turbo' and '40 degree' nozzle. The Turbo was really powerful, far too much for car washing, but will be useful for other tasks.

After years of fighting with Karcher hoses, this was the part I was looking forward to as the biggest upgrade, but I've got mixed feelings so far. As I mentioned above, the handling of the hose is the only thing I've been slightly disappointed with, but that might be me expecting too much.I've got an AG lance ready to try and was planning to move to an MTM PF22.2, but that might be overkill for me based on this performance. I am short on garage space, so easy storage was something else I've been particularly looking for. The P55 Go is excellent in this regard. Once coiled, the hose stores below the handle, the power lead has it's own storage space and there are spaces to store the most often used accessories on the machine itself. The AVA GO was designed to get the most out of a small machine. When you’re short on storage place, don’t want to carry around a heavy machine, or are washing far from your home, the GO is the machine to choose. Get right to it, get cleaning, and get the satisfaction of a job well done.