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Images look poor on google mobile?

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Hi All

I have been struggling for the last few months with my Wordpress site: 

https://www.mmturnedparts.co.uk

When I search for my feature image on google mobile it looks poor and fuzzy?

Yet it looks fine on mobile website and in mobile social media sites? 

Any ideas

Thanks

tjm229

Your image is 225 x 225

Google shows the image as 950 x 950

If you want sharp images you need bigger images.

Or just ignore the issue - it's very unlikely anyone will be searching Google images for will need services like yours.

As an aside, there are loads of things on your site that could be improved. First off would be to increase the font size and make it darker. And Google only scores you 14/100 on the page speed test so that's going to hurt your ranking. By comparison, my Wordpress site scores 91/100

Edited by fisicx

No worries. But I'd be a lot more concerend about the website.

It's not been well configured, is slow and not good for getting new business. For example - If I need some widgets I don't care about the machines you use. In fact I don't even care how you make them. I just want to know if you can do the job.

And your homepage doesn't do this. It's almost as if the developer showed you a template and then tried to fill it with content. This isn't how you build an effective site.

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