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VEHICLES WE SERVICE
We work on a wide range of makes and models.
Toyota
Mazda
Honda
Hyundai
Ford
Nissan
Kia
Subaru
Mitsubishi
Isuzu
Volkswagen
BMW
Mercedes-Benz
Audi
Jeep
Lexus
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01 — ENGINE
ENGINE CARE.
Find out what is wrong, repair what is faulty and keep the engine running smoothly.
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Auto Engine Diagnostic
A computer scan reads the fault codes stored by your vehicle's engine management system, followed by hands-on checks to confirm what is actually causing the problem. It is the first step when a warning light comes on or the engine is not running right.
Repairs to engine faults found during diagnosis, such as leaks, overheating, misfires or worn components. The aim is to fix the cause rather than just the symptom, so the problem does not keep coming back.
Spark plugs ignite the fuel in each cylinder. As they wear, the engine can misfire, start poorly and use more fuel. Replacement intervals vary by vehicle and plug type, so they are best matched to your manufacturer's schedule.
Routine maintenance that keeps your vehicle reliable and its service history complete.
04
Oil Change
Fresh engine oil and a new oil filter. Oil lubricates and cools the moving parts of your engine and breaks down over time, so changing it on schedule helps protect the engine. The right oil and interval depend on your vehicle and how you drive it.
The air filter keeps dust and debris out of the engine, and the cabin filter cleans the air that comes through your vents. Blocked filters can reduce engine performance and airflow, and can cause odours or fogging inside the car.
Scheduled servicing carried out to your manufacturer's logbook, with the work recorded so your service history stays complete. The checks and parts included depend on your vehicle's age and the distance it has travelled.
Tracing electrical faults and keeping your vehicle starting reliably.
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Electrical
Testing and tracing faults in your vehicle's electrical systems, such as lighting, windows, central locking, sensors, starting and charging. Electrical problems can come and go, so a systematic check is the quickest way to find the real cause.
A battery and charging-system test to check that the battery holds charge and the alternator keeps it topped up, with replacement if the battery is weak. Batteries commonly last a few years, and heat, short trips and age all shorten that.
Checks and repairs that keep you stopping and driving safely.
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Brakes
Inspection of brake pads, discs, brake fluid and brake lines, with repair or replacement where parts are worn or damaged. Brakes are a safety system, so noises or changes in pedal feel are worth checking early.
A general check of your vehicle's condition, covering key mechanical and safety items such as brakes, tyres, suspension, steering, lights and fluids. Useful before buying a used car, before a long trip, or whenever you want to know where your vehicle stands.
Handling, comfort and grip: the parts that connect you to the road.
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Steering & Suspension Repair
Inspection and repair of shock absorbers, struts, bushes, ball joints and steering components. Worn parts can affect handling, ride comfort and how evenly your tyres wear.
Adjusting the wheel angles back to your manufacturer's specification so the vehicle tracks straight and the tyres wear evenly. Worth checking after hitting a kerb or pothole, or after new tyres or suspension work.
Tyre condition checks and replacement, including tread depth, pressure and signs of damage or uneven wear. Tyres are your only contact with the road, so their condition affects braking, grip and safety.
Diagnosis, repair and servicing for automatic and manual gearboxes.
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Transmission
Diagnosis and repair of gearbox problems in automatic and manual vehicles. Unusual shifting behaviour is worth looking at sooner rather than later, before a small fault becomes a bigger one.
A scheduled service of the transmission, usually including a fluid change and, where fitted, the filter. Transmission fluid wears with use, and the right interval depends on your vehicle and your manufacturer's recommendations.