Our Prices
Oil and Filter change
In the interim period between services, we can provide oil and filter changes to maintain your engine’s health and prevent costly repairs. The engine oil will be drained, oil filter and plug washer replaced, and fresh oil added per the manufacturer’s recommendations. This is important to extend the engine’s life, improve fuel economy, enhance performance, ensure cleaner emissions, cool the engine and prevent expensive repairs.
£124.95
Standard service
Our standard service includes the following checks:
- Engine: Oil and filter change, a visual check for leaks, fluid top-ups (coolant, brakes, power steering, washer).
- Brakes: Full inspection for wear, fluid levels and operation.
- Tyres: Checks for pressure, tread depth and condition (including the spare).
- Lights & Electrics: Exterior and interior lights, battery, seatbelts and warning lights.
- Exhaust: Visual check for damage or leaks.
- Steering & Suspension: Checks for wear and tear, as well as leaks.
- Other: Air filter, pollen filter and spark plugs (depending on service level).
£154.95
Full service
In the interim period between services, we can provide oil and filter changes to maintain your engine’s health and prevent costly repairs. The engine oil will be drained, oil filter and plug washer replaced, and fresh oil added per the manufacturer’s recommendations. This is important to extend the engine’s life, improve fuel economy, enhance performance, ensure cleaner emissions, cool the engine and prevent expensive repairs.
- Engine & under bonnet: Oil change, new air filter, new oil filter, spark plug check (if applicable), and inspection of coolant, radiator and drive belts.
- Safety & brakes: Comprehensive brake inspection (pads and discs), suspension, steering and tyre pressure/tread checks.
- Vital fluid top-ups: Brake fluid, coolant / anti-freeze, power steering fluid and screen wash.
- Electrical & Electronics: Battery health test, light checks (interior and exterior), and diagnostic scan for fault codes.
- Road test: A before and after road test to detect unusual sounds or performance issues.
£209.95
Frequently Asked Questions
What level of service should I get?
The best servicing option will be dependent on a number of factors, such has your vehicle’s age, mileage, model and condition. An oil and filter change is an ideal maintenance option between services. A standard service is a good alternative for low-mileage vehicles instead of an annual full service or for high-mileage vehicles as a bi-annual check. For most vehicles that are regularly used, a full service is recommended every year.
When should I get my car serviced?
As a general rule, it is recommended to get an interim service (our standard service option) every six months or earlier if you’ve done 6,000 miles since your vehicle’s last service. A full service should be carried out once a year or every 12,000 miles, whichever is earliest. This can vary based on the vehicle make and model so it is worth checking the manufacturer servicing schedule, which can be found in the owner’s manual or service schedule booklet. Modern vehicles with on-board computer systems will let you know when a service is due and if there are any faults. Even if you don’t have a modern car, there may be warning signs, such as a car making unusual noises or handling differently. If this occurs it is recommended to get the vehicle checked immediately rather than waiting for the scheduled interval.
When is my service due?
The best way to find out is by checking the owner’s manual or service booklet, which will show the vehicle’s recommended service intervals. You can also look at your last service receipt to calculate when it is due next. Some modern vehicles will display service reminders.
