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  • What types of vehicles do you repair?

    We service and repair all types of vehicles, including cars, trucks, SUVs, vans and light machinery. We work with trucks up to 3 axle and up to 7 tonnes.

  • Do you only service Diesel vehicles?

    We are specialists in both petrol and diesel vehicles and can service a range of vehicle types and light machinery.

  • Can I drop off my vehicle outside of business hours?

    Yes, we have a drop-off box where you can leave your vehicle outside of our regular business hours. We will contact you as soon as we open to discuss your vehicle's needs.

  • What forms of payment do you accept?

    We accept all major credit cards, debit and cash

  • Do you offer loan vehicles or drop-off?

    Yes, we offer loan vehicles and shuttle services to our customers. We understand that being without your vehicle can be inconvenient, and we want to make the repair process as easy as possible for our customers.

  • How long will it take to repair/service my vehicle?

    The time it takes to repair or service your vehicle depends on the type of work needed to be done and the availability of parts. Our friendly team will provide you with an estimated timeframe when we discuss the repairs needed for your vehicle.

Blog

Synthetic vs. Conventional Engine Oil: Which One is Right for Your Car?

31 Mar, 2023
As a garage that's seen it all when it comes to motor oil, we thought it's time to address the elephant in the room: the great debate between synthetic and conventional motor oil.

Do I Need To Replace My Rotors?

By Ashika Clarke • 28 Mar, 2022
As an automotive workshop, we often get asked by our customers if they really need to change their car rotors. Many car owners think that replacing their brake pads is sufficient to keep their brakes functioning properly.
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