Our Services

 If you are ever unfortunate enough to get involved in a road traffic accident that was not your fault, give us a call and take advantage of our complimentary accident assistance service.

Just one phone call and we will:

- Recover your vehicle if undriveable.

- Provide you with a replacement vehicle if you were not at fault, so you are kept mobile.

- Repair your vehicle back to its original standard. 

 Is your car's air conditioning not working as is should? If your vehicle's air-con is faulty or stops working then it may require a regas. 

 Air-con regassing is the process of removing the old refrigerant gas from your air conditioning system and replacing it with new refrigerant, so your air con can run cold again.  

The first sign that your air-con needs regassing is that the air being blown from the vents is not as cool as it used to be, or it doesn’t feel any different when the AC is switched off.

If you can’t remember the last time the system was regassed, it’s probably worth doing.

 Wheel alignment restores the correct settings for your vehicle. There are three main angles which should be properly aligned: the Camber, the Toe and the Caster. 

 Every journey your tyres go through a lot including potholes, kerbs and knocks that come from everyday use. On their own these knocks may not have a significant impact, but over time the cumulative effect can push your wheels out of alignment, and they’ll need resetting.

 We recommend getting your wheels checked at least once a year or every 10,000 miles, but it's worth investigating if you've taken a knock from another vehicle or recently driven over a large pothole. These types of events can cause a misalignment quite quickly. 

Scuffing or scraping your alloy wheels can ruin the appearance of your car, and while damage to your alloys is most often avoidable, this doesn’t mean that it isn’t uncommon. The unpleasing appearance may leave you contemplating buying new wheels altogether, or having an alloy wheel refurbishment.

A wheel refurbishment is designed to restore your wheel to the best possible standard and is much more affordable than buying new alloy wheels. It’s also a great way of giving your wheels a new lease of life.

If your alloy wheels are slightly scratched, badly scraped or are beginning to corrode, we recommend visiting a technician for wheel refurbishment as soon as you can.

 Alloy wheel refurbishment is the process of repairing alloy wheels in order to give them a new lease of life. As alloy wheels can easily become damaged, chipped and scratched through day-to-day driving, alloy wheel refurbishment has become a popular method of restoring alloy wheels to their original condition. 

 If a warning light or fault code has appeared on your dashboard we recommend booking in  to get it checked out. We use the latest state-of-the-art car diagnostic test equipment to help troubleshoot system warnings and check engine lights to identify issues early before a possible component failure occurs. 

 Our qualified technicians can then assist with advising you of any recommended repairs to fix the problem, reset the engine management or warning light and prevent further damage in the future. 

 If a repair or replacement is needed, a no-obligation quote will be provided. 

 Advanced Driver Assistance Systems, or ADAS for short, is the collective name given to describe a growing range of vehicle features that help boost car and driver safety. ADAS checks things such as braking, speed and steering tasks, then either automatically takes action or sends an alert to the driver. 

 When a vehicle is involved in an accident, or certain repairs or replacements are made to the vehicle, the alignment or calibration of ADAS components may be affected. As a result, the system may not function properly, endangering the safety of the driver and passengers.

Calibration of an ADAS system involves ensuring that cameras, sensors and other components are properly aligned and adjusted according to manufacturer specifications. This calibration process usually requires specialised equipment and trained technicians to perform it.
 

 Paintless Dent Removal (PDR), is a method of repairing dents in a car’s bodywork by reshaping the panel without using paint. This means there is no need to fill or paint over the damage making it an ideal Paintless Dent Repair solution. During PDR, specialist tools are used to press and massage the damaged panel from behind. As a result, the dented metal is pushed out, to restore its original shape without needing paint. This repairs the bodywork while maintaining the manufacturer’s paintwork finish.

PDR is a popular alternative to conventional dent repair methods using paint, as it can be cheaper and quicker. As the repairs do not require painting and curing, the whole Paintless Dent Repair process is usually completed within a few hours.

 PDR can be the best option for smaller dents, where the paint has not broken. These may be dents picked up from trolleys,  car park dings , or those caused by hail and stones. It can also complement and be the first step in the process for a more wide-ranging dent repair, by preparing a damaged panel for repainting, minimising the use of filler.