Handing over your keys and your money for a service can feel like a mystery. So what actually happens while your car is in the workshop? Here is a plain-English rundown.
Oil and filters
The heart of most services is draining the old engine oil and replacing it with fresh oil to specification, along with a new oil filter. Air and cabin filters are checked and replaced as needed.
Inspection and adjustment
A good service is mostly a thorough inspection. We check brakes, tyres, steering and suspension, belts and hoses, lights, and look for leaks or wear. Fluids such as coolant, brake and transmission are checked and topped up.
Scheduled items
Depending on the kilometres, certain items fall due, such as spark plugs, brake fluid or coolant changes, or a timing belt down the track. The logbook tells us what is due at each interval.
The report back
Afterwards you should get a clear summary of what was done and an honest heads-up on anything to watch or budget for next time, with no surprises and no pressure.
That is exactly how we work. Book a service at our Stepney workshop, a short drive from Tranmere, or get in touch.