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If your automotive pride and joy requires some tender loving care, be sure to avail yourself of our expert services. Booking an appointment is simple – all you need to do is complete the form on this very page and we’ll soon be in touch.

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More about servicing

Our highly trained and experienced technicians are primed and ready to provide an array of aftersales solutions, including servicing, diagnostic and repairs, wheel alignment, car trim and upholstery, and valeting and detailing. Need to make an appointment? Please complete our online contact form.

FAQs

We’ve included our most frequently asked aftersales questions below. If your query remains unanswered, don’t hesitate to get in touch with us.

What is a service?

Car servicing is routine maintenance that ensures your vehicle continues to deliver optimal performance while conforming to current safety standards.

What is covered in a service?

We inspect a wide range of components, including your car’s body, wheels, tyres, lights, brakes, steering controls, gearbox operation, horn, timing belt and clutch operation. We also carry out replacements – engine oil and oil filters, for example.

Can my car fail a service?

Not as such. A service is not like an MOT, which can be failed. Rather, a service identifies any potential MOT failure points, providing you with time to have them rectified before an MOT takes place.

What is an MOT?

The Ministry of Transport (MOT) test is an annual inspection which applies to most vehicles over three years old. It assesses your vehicle’s roadworthiness and how it conforms to legal safety and environmental requirements. Only vehicles with a valid MOT certificate are permitted to be driven on public roads.