LAND ROVER SPECIALIST

If you have a car that requires servicing, or needs attention, we are the people to call, and be assured that you will receive a prompt, cost effective and reliable service from us. We want to be your first and last stop for Car Servicing, MoT testing and all your motoring needs. Our aim is to make you a customer for life, not just for a day. You can save up to 50% on main dealer servicing prices, even though our services are the same, in many cases our servicing schedules are more thorough than that of a dealership.

Today’s vehicles vary in how often they require servicing. It can be every 10,000 miles, once a year or your vehicle may have long life servicing or even variable servicing. Check your manufacturer’s service book to see what is best for your car. Whilst the type of service you need can be affected by how you use your car, routine servicing and repair is good practice and will provide a return on your investment.

We provide high quality car servicing and repairs for our customers cars. We employ skilled technicians, modern and up to date equipment, and ongoing training and development programs, with detailed workflow processes and rigorous quality control measures to ensure consistent high quality car servicing and repairs

Our car servicing and repairs are very competitively priced, approximately half the price of what you will find at a main dealership. If required, we also provide customers with a collection and delivery service.

We believe that with our specialised expertise, you will never have the need to take your car anywhere else, plus the added bonus of not paying dealer prices along with a first class service. It’s a well known fact that the motor trade has a poor reputation for the way it treats its customers, especially when it comes to Car Servicing or repairs. We have always looked to capitalise on this by demonstrating very clearly that we operate in exactly the opposite way. We have built our business on being honest and genuine with our customers and in fulfilling the promises we make.

Our customers appreciate this and return their cars year after year, also recommending their friends and colleagues. We are extremely proud of the fact that an incredible 75% of our business comes from repeat customers and referrals. We have found that loyalty truly does work both ways. You can save up to 50% on main dealer servicing prices, even though our services are the same, and in many cases more thorough than a main dealership.

We know we must compete with other Car Servicing companies and that the quality of our Car Servicing and repairs must be exceptional. Equally important to us is our relationship with our customers. So don’t just be a “number” at your local dealer make the switch to Respect, Courtesy, Personalised Service, and an attention to detail that we feel is beyond compare in the car servicing industry today.

If your vehicle is 3 years or older you are required by law to have an annual safety check, the Ministry Of Transport test, commonly known as the MoT Test. The purpose of the MoT test is to ensure the vehicle meets the minimum safety level required by law.

It is your responsibility to ensure your vehicle is examined every 12 months. Without a current MoT certificate, you will be unable to drive your vehicle lawfully, or renew your road fund license. Recent computerisation of the MoT testing system by VOSA means police and mobile camera units can now check remotely to see if your vehicle has a current MoT. You can book an MoT up to 28 days in advance of its due date. In fact it is not widely known that the expiry date on your new MoT is in 12 months from the expiry of your old one. This means you could have an MoT that lasts 13 months.

During the MoT test the nominated tester, a person authorised by the government body called VOSA (Vehicle and Operator Services Agency) will conduct an inspection and a comprehensive series of checks around the vehicle, including the interior, exterior, under the bonnet and under the vehicle. The result of each check is recorded, if the vehicle passes a VT20 ‘pass’ certificate is issued. If the vehicle fails to meet the required standard a VT30 ‘failure’ document is issued. Items that are not quite a failure, but worthy of a mention to you, so you can keep an eye on them, are drawn to your attention as ‘advisory’ items.

The penalty for not having an up to date MoT certificate could be a fine. Also if the vehicle is involved in an accident you may be asked to produce your MoT certificate. An insurance claim could be affected by the absence of your MoT, especially in the case of injury