We have Technicians trained by leading Dealerships including
Audi BMW Holden Hyundai Jaguar Kia Mitsubishi Nissan Opel and Suzuki Toyota VW
Workshop Facilities
Housed in our modern 6000 sq. ft premises, we have one of the most up-to-date and comprehensive workshops in Auckland.
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Car Servicing
All vehicles benefit from regular servicing, regardless of age, type or driving use. We offer a range of car servicing options for both petrol and diesel vehicles.
Exhaust and Mufflers
A clean car exhaust system is a sign that your vehicle is running well. If your car exhaust seems loud or is dirty, it’s best to get it checked out.
WOF - Warrant of Fitness
A Warrant of Fitness or WOF is required every six months for vehicles 6 years or older, and every 12 months for new vehicles. We can complete a WOF inspection with your vehicle service, saving you time and money.
Brakes
If your brakes are squealing, pulling the vehicle to one side or making your steering wheel shake, then it’s time to see the team.
Suspension, Shocks & Steering
Suspension keep tyres in contact with the road surface, and eliminates road shock.
Automatic Transmission Servicing
Automatic transmissions need flushing & servicing every 40,000kms.
Clutch
Clutch Service - This involves checking the free play (adjustment) in the clutch cable and adjusting if necessary, checking the clutch fluid (hydraulic system) & road testing vehicle.
Fuel Economy & Emission Testing
Are you spending too much money on petrol & wearing out your engine prematurely?
Car Battery
Car Batteries are a common source of issues with a car.
Cambelt / Timing Belt
A Cambelt /timing belt is situated in the front or side of your engine behind the plastic cambelt covers. This belt has been designed to reduce friction & generate more horse power than previous component called the Timing Chain.
Car Air-Conditioning
Car Air-Conditioning systems need servicing approximately every 2 years (most air conditioning systems lose approx. 10-15% per year of refrigerant gas).
Radiator Repairs and Radiator Flush
A radiator is vital to the health of your engine; ensuring that it does not overheat and maintains an optimum operating temperature.
