Do you need your Car to be Serviced? Wondering about the process? Let us explain below!
The Process of Servicing a Car:
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We’re all about giving cars the best care possible. Our team knows how important it is to keep your vehicle running smoothly, and we’re here to help with reliable service and a focus on keeping you safe and confident on the road.
Regular servicing is essential for maintaining the safety, performance, and longevity of your car. Our car servicing includes a thorough inspection of key components such as brakes, tyres, suspension, steering, and fluids, ensuring that any issues are identified and addressed promptly.
System Check
- The car will receive a full body checkup. This is the initial thing that mechanics will do when servicing. They look at the important parts such as brakes, lights, hoses, wipes and more and check if they are damaged or need replacing. They also check fluids and see if anything needs to be topped up.
Engine Tuning
- When tuning engines, mechanics change spark plugs and filters are checked and replaced. They also adjust sections of the engine's operation to increase performance, airflow and more.
Suspension
- The suspension system undergoes inspection for wear and tear. Mechanics look at road springs, shock absorbers and various joints.
Battery
- During the service, the battery is checked for its damage, acid level and overall testing. There is also an alternator check which ensures the battery is behind charged correctly.
Diagnostics
- Mechanics connect to the car's computer system (ECU) and from there they read error codes, interpretative codes to specify problems if there is any and if there is anything found then there is a physical inspection.
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