Do you need your vehicle serviced? You've come to the right place. Car Service and Repair provides all of the car services that you require. For a hassle-free experience, we provide free car collection and delivery. All manufacturers recommend that you have your vehicle serviced on a regular basis to keep it in excellent working order.

A full service should be performed every 12 months or 10,000 miles, and an interim service should be performed every 6 months or 6000 miles, recommended by Car Service and Repair.

The service we provide is tailored to the sort of maintenance you wish to do on your vehicle. When it comes to car services in UK, not all car garage provides or have qualified technicians to perform extra car maintenance and repairs that are necessary or suggested because of the 50- or 70-point inspections. When you look for car garage near me Car Service and Repair provides premium car services to all our clients.

How Car Servicing with Car Service and Repair Works

What is the definition of a car service?

A service replaces certain important components on your vehicle and involves a multi-point checklist to guarantee that it is kept in excellent working order and is safe to drive.

What is the cost of my car service?

You may save up to 30% on your car servicing. Enter your registration number in the box on the right to receive an accurate pricing for your car. There are no estimations, only up-front charges.

Why do I need to have my car serviced?

A car service is beneficial to you, the driver, just as much as it is to the vehicle. You will have peace of mind knowing the car is in good working order, and if you have a warranty, it is quite likely that regular vehicle maintenance is included in the fine print to cover any future work that may be required.

What's Included In a Car Service?

	Full Service	Interim Service
Maintenance Check	Tick	Tick
Engine oil and oil filter	Tick	Tick
Brake fluid and power steering fluids (top up)	Tick	Tick
Air filter	Tick
Visually inspect condition of HT leads	Tick
Check coolant systems	Tick
Check engine cooling fan	Tick
Visually inspect radiator and coolant pipes - Tick

With Car Service and Repair, Learn More About Car Servicing

There are two types of services available, and which one you choose is determined on the vehicle's mileage and time since its last service. The majority of vehicle owners follow the manufacturer's suggested service schedule, which we also encourage. Most contemporary vehicles will also alert you when it's time for a service. Depending on the needs of the vehicle, either an Interim or Full Service is necessary to reset this alert. If you're looking for a low-cost car repair garage, you've come to the perfect place.

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Are you looking for a car repair near me? Simply input your information into our system, obtain a price, and a nearby garage will come to your location to take your vehicle and complete the repairs.

What is the definition of an interim service?

An interim service is performed in between the complete service that is suggested once a year. The intermediate service focuses on ensuring that your vehicle's major components are in excellent working order, as well as refilling the oil and oil filter to avoid future issues.

What is the definition of a full service?

The complete service is the recommended yearly service performed in accordance with the recommendations of the major manufacturers. Your vehicle's oil, oil filter, and air filter are all changed at this service. All under-bonnet fluids are also checked and topped up. The vehicle is lowered onto the ramp, and an examination is performed in accordance with our service schedule. Any items that require your attention are highlighted so you are completely aware of your vehicle's condition.

Which vehicle service is the most suitable for me?

If you drive fewer than 2000 miles per year, the interim service can generally be skipped in favour of the yearly full service. If you're doing more, it's better to keep to your vehicle's suggested maintenance plan.

What does a car service involve?

A car service with Car Service and Repair comprises raising the vehicle on a ramp, replacing the oil and oil filter, and performing multi-point inspections on the vehicle.

We will change the oil and oil filter, inspect the engine for any high-risk components, and check all of your under-bonnet fluids during an interim service.

We will also replace the air filter and perform other vehicle inspections as per our service plan with a Full Service.

Why is it necessary to change the oil and oil filter?

The oil and oil filter in cars must be changed on a regular basis since the engine relies on free-flowing oil to function properly. If the oil is filthy or low, the engine is at danger of significant harm.

Why is it necessary to replace the air filter?

The purpose of the air filter is to keep dirt and debris out of the engine. If the filter becomes too dirty and blocked, the engine will receive less air and perform worse.

When should I change my brake fluid?

24 months or 24,000 miles is the most typical suggestion. We will inspect your vehicle as part of our normal service and notify you if we believe it requires a brake fluid replacement.

Why do I need to flush and refill my coolant?

A coolant flush and refilling your coolant system protects your engine from rust and other deposits that have accumulated in the system over time.

When should my cabin filter be replaced?

The cabin filter should be updated at least once a year, according to the manufacturer's recommendations. The cabin filter keeps external contaminants and pollen out of the air you breathe inside the car.

Optional Extras

You can select to have certain optional extras performed as routine maintenance throughout the course of a service. We may even suggest some of these things if we believe they would benefit you. Extras available as an option:

• Coolant Service
• Brake Fluid Service
• Cabin Filter
• Air-con Service/re-gas

How frequently should I have my car serviced?

Having your car serviced at regular intervals is the most recommended choice. For an interim service, every 6 months or 6,000 miles, and every 12 months or 12,000 miles for a complete service. Whichever comes first.