Thirty years of trade experience in the motor industry.
We offer a comprehensive range of services, if you have an urgent problem that needs attention, our team of highly specialised mechanics are on hand to fulfil your requirements.
Reach out if you have a problem, we'd love to help.
It is normal for your vehicle parts to wear down gradually and the maintenance of a vehicle’s parts is important to ensure your safety and reliability on the road.
Common areas of the car that we specialise in include the brakes, exhaust system, clutch, the cambelt, and offering general diagnostics. If you have any concerns about the general condition of your vehicle or have spotted a decline in its performance, then bring it in for a check and our mechanics can assess it to figure out what may be the problem.
We have a team of mechanics that have been working in the motor industry for decades and offer a comprehensive and honest service to our customers. If any repair or replacement is required we can also give you a free, on-the-spot quote and would be happy to help you get your car back on the road.
We'd love to help
We’re a team of friendly mechanics with over thirty years of experience in the motor industry. Our goal is to offer comprehensive, professional, and cost-effective car services to our customers across the region and beyond.
The areas we specialise in
The maintenance of a vehicle’s brakes is one of the most important elements in ensuring your safety and reliability on the road. Your well-being as well as that of the road users around you can rest on the performance of your vehicle’s brake system.
For this reason we pay extra careful attention to the maintenance of your vehicle’s brakes. Because we understand the significance of this inspection, we offer a comprehensive check of your brakes completely free of charge. The check covers everything in your vehicle’s brake system from brake pads to shoes and discs. If there are any abnormalities then you will be informed immediately by our mechanics.
If you have owned your vehicle for a long time or feel that your vehicle has covered a large mileage then it may be that your cambelt needs to be replaced. Our mechanics can calculate whether or not you need a new cambelt fitting by assessing the age and mileage of the vehicle.
The cambelt, otherwise known as the timing belt, is one of the least known but most important components an engine. It is an essential part of keeping a vehicle running as it controls the camshafts within the engine. The combination of belt and camshaft allows combustion to occur, both letting air in and exhaust fumes out. I must be accurately calibrated in order to move in perfect time with the pistons.
Many modern cars have been developed in a way that allows them to self-diagnose most internal faults. Most new cars that you see on the road have inbuilt computer systems which store information concerning the wellbeing of the vehicle.
Using our specialist diagnostic equipment and knowledge we can analyse your vehicle’s fault codes and warning messages to help prevent accidents and breakages. We can run and assess the components and systems in your vehicle to establish whether it is running efficiently or whether any repairs should be initiated.
Our highly qualified mechanics can inspect your entire exhaust system free of charge and can provide on the spot quotes if any repairs are advised. A fully functioning exhaust system is important for the general health and wellbeing of the driver and passengers of a vehicle; its primary purpose is to divert noxious and potentially harmful fumes away the vehicle’s occupants. At the same time, the fumes should not be harming pedestrians and other road users and so must reach health and environmental standards.
If you think you may have a problem with your clutch or are unsure about what kind of condition it is in, then our mechanics can carry out a detailed assessment free of charge. If any repair or replacement is required we can also give you an free, on the spot quote.
Clutch damage can be caused through frequent use, whether it be your driving habit (constantly ‘sitting on the clutch’ will reduce its life cycle) or even where you drive your vehicle. Driving in an urban environment can lead to the vehicle being stopped and started frequently which can wear down the clutch.
