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Plug in diagnostics

A plug-in diagnostic typically includes connecting a scan tool to a vehicle’s onboard diagnostic (OBD) port to communicate with the car’s computer systems. The process reads stored and pending trouble codes, checks live data from sensors (such as engine speed, temperatures, and oxygen levels), and identifies warning indicators like the check-engine light. It may also include reviewing freeze-frame data that shows vehicle conditions at the time a fault occurred, running system tests, and verifying emissions-related readiness monitors. Together, these results help pinpoint electronic or sensor-related issues and guide further inspection or repair.

30 min | £40

Vehicle inspection with plug in diganostics

A vehicle inspection with plug-in diagnostics combines a visual and functional inspection of key vehicle components with an electronic scan of the onboard computer systems. The inspection typically covers items such as tires, brakes, lights, belts, hoses, fluids, battery condition, and visible leaks, while the plug-in diagnostic scan checks for stored or pending trouble codes, warning lights, emissions readiness, and live sensor data. By pairing hands-on checks with computerized diagnostics, this type of inspection provides a more complete picture of the vehicle’s overall safety, mechanical condition, and potential electronic issues.

1 h 30 min | £125

Vehicle inspection

A vehicle inspection involves a thorough visual and functional evaluation of a vehicle’s key safety and mechanical components to assess its overall condition. The inspection typically includes checking tires and wheels, brakes, steering and suspension, lights, windshield and wipers, belts and hoses, fluid levels, battery condition, and looking for signs of leaks or damage. Interior safety items such as seat belts, mirrors, and warning indicators are also reviewed. This process helps identify wear, safety concerns, and maintenance needs, supporting informed decisions about repairs, reliability, and roadworthiness.

1 h | £100

Brake fluid change

A brake fluid change involves removing old, contaminated brake fluid from the braking system and replacing it with fresh fluid that meets the manufacturer’s specifications. During the service, the technician flushes the brake lines, calipers, and master cylinder to eliminate moisture and air that can reduce braking performance. The process also includes inspecting the brake fluid reservoir, checking for leaks, and verifying proper brake pedal feel after the service. Replacing brake fluid at recommended intervals helps maintain consistent braking performance and protects internal brake components from corrosion.

30 min | £45

Coolant change

A coolant change involves draining the old engine coolant from the cooling system and refilling it with fresh coolant that meets the manufacturer’s specifications. During the service, the technician may flush the system to remove rust, scale, and contaminants, then inspect hoses, the radiator, and the reservoir for leaks or wear. The coolant level and mixture ratio are set correctly, and the system is bled of air to ensure proper circulation. Regular coolant changes help maintain proper engine temperature, prevent corrosion, and protect the engine from overheating and freeze damage.

1 h | £80

Minor service

A minor vehicle service is designed to help keep your car running smoothly and reliably between major services. This service includes an engine oil and oil filter change, using oil that meets your vehicle manufacturer’s specifications, along with a comprehensive 52-point vehicle check covering key safety and mechanical components. Prices start from £75, with the final cost depending on your vehicle’s engine size and the grade of oil required. A minor service helps maintain performance, improve engine longevity, and identify potential issues early.

1 h | From £75

Full service

A full vehicle service provides a more in-depth level of maintenance to help keep your vehicle in excellent working condition. This service includes an engine oil and oil filter change, an air filter replacement, and a comprehensive 75-point vehicle check covering key safety, mechanical, and performance-related components. Prices start from £145, with the final cost depending on your vehicle’s engine size and the grade of oil required to meet manufacturer specifications. A full service helps improve engine efficiency, maintain reliability, and ensure potential issues are identified early.

1 h 30 min | From £145

Major service

A major vehicle service is the most comprehensive maintenance package, designed to ensure your vehicle is operating at its best. This service includes an engine oil and oil filter change, with the correct oil selected based on your vehicle’s engine size and required oil grade, along with replacement of the air filter and pollen/cabin filter, plus an air purification service to improve interior air quality. A detailed 115-point vehicle check is carried out, covering safety, mechanical, and performance components. The service also includes gearbox oil inspection and top-up, differential oil check and top-up, and checks with top-ups where required for screen wash, coolant, and brake fluid. A major service helps maximise reliability, efficiency, and longevity while identifying potential issues before they become costly repairs.

2 h 30 min | From £225

Vehicle purchase inspection

A vehicle purchase inspection is a comprehensive assessment designed to give you confidence before buying a used vehicle. Priced at £175, this service includes a full inspection of the vehicle, a road test to assess performance, handling, and drivability, and a detailed written inspection report outlining our findings. We check key mechanical, safety, and visual components and provide clear, honest advice on the vehicle’s condition. At the end of the inspection, we will tell you whether the vehicle is worth buying or not, helping you make an informed decision and avoid costly surprises

1 h 30 min | £150

Coolant pressure test

A coolant pressure test is carried out to check the integrity of the vehicle’s cooling system and identify leaks or pressure loss. During the test, a specialist pressure testing tool is connected to the cooling system to simulate normal operating pressure, allowing the technician to detect leaks from hoses, the radiator, water pump, heater matrix, or expansion tank. The system is closely monitored for pressure drops, and any visible or hidden faults are identified. This test helps diagnose overheating issues, coolant loss, and potential engine damage before more serious problems occur.

1 h | £75

Bleed clutch / brake hydraulic system

Bleeding a clutch or brake hydraulic system removes trapped air from the hydraulic lines to restore proper operation and performance. During the process, old fluid and air are expelled from the system and replaced with fresh hydraulic fluid that meets manufacturer specifications. This ensures consistent pressure, improves pedal feel, and allows the clutch or brakes to function correctly. The system is then checked for leaks and tested to confirm safe, reliable operation. Bleeding the hydraulic system is essential after repairs, fluid replacement, or if the pedal feels soft or spongy.

1 h | £75

Pre mot inspection

An MOT pre-inspection is designed to help prepare your vehicle for its MOT test and reduce the risk of failure. The inspection focuses on common MOT failure items such as lights, tyres, brakes, suspension, steering, exhaust, emissions-related components, seat belts, windscreen, wipers, and warning lights. Any defects or advisory issues found are clearly explained, giving you the opportunity to address them before the official MOT. A pre-inspection helps save time and money by identifying problems early and increasing the likelihood of a first-time pass.

1 h | £45

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