Mobile Mechanic Theale Berkshire We have over 35 years experiance fixing All Models of Cars And Light Commercial Vehicles At your Home or Business Premises.
So if you have a Mercedes Bmw Volvo Lexus Vauxhall or A Ford we can help you get back on the road in double quick time.
We also carry out Vehicle Mots and Also offer a free collection and delivery Service.
Mobile Car And Light Commercial Mechanic Theale Reading Berkshire.
Why Choose Us to Mot or Service Your Vehicle In Theale Today
Simply Because we are reliable Honest with transparent Prices and you can get a automatic quote online without even having to talk to us 24 hours a day 7 days a week.
What is included in a Full Vehicle Service Theale Reading Berkshire
1. Tires
Your Tires form the main contact between the road and the vehicles. Under-inflated tires can lead to uneven wear, while flat tires can lead to a puncture, either of which can seriously damage a tire and in turn the wheel on which they are mounted.
It is therefore of utmost importance that the correct pressure is maintained at all times – slightly higher at low temperatures and when carrying heavy loads. The correct inflation pressure can be found in the vehicle’s owner’s manual, or on a placard located inside the driver-side doorjamb and is easily inflated to the correct Tyre Pressures.
2. Lights
The vehicle’s lights are crucial for safe night travel. In the UK, the legal minimum standard for tail lights is that they are visible at two hundred yards. If you experience trouble with a light (e.g.: Blinker or rear light) or notice that one or more of your lights aren’t functioning properly, it is imperative to get them checked as soon as possible and we are here to help you get this problem sorted out 4 you.
3. Tinted windows
Not only do tinted windows protect the interior of the vehicle, but they also make it easier to evade detection at roadside checkpoints. Make sure that your vehicle has the correct tinting, and if yours has become damaged or scratched, then make sure that it is replaced as quickly as possible and the tint is not to dark as this could cause you a Mot Failure being issued.
On a modern car, wiper blades can be fully integrated with the windscreen washer mechanism and can ‘self-park’ in the up position when not in use. During the every-other-year service check, make sure that the wiper blades are in good condition to avoid any unnecessary damage.
5. Brakes
Like any other vehicle, a brake failure can cause a potentially fatal crash, which is why your brakes must be regularly serviced. There is no hard and fast rule as to how often you should service your car’s brakes but some experts recommend doing it at least once a year or every 12,000 miles of travel. If you feel that your brakes are beginning to lose their stopping power, or if you notice that the brake pedal feels spongy and low, then have them checked out as soon as possible.
6. Batteries
As with any other battery-operated machinery, a car’s battery will eventually become worn out and in need of replacement. If your car’s battery is quite old and you can hear it gurgling when you start the car, then it is highly likely that it is about time for a new one. Before purchasing a replacement battery, ensure that the following are true;
A. Your car’s battery has been tested by a reputable auto repair company.
B. The replacement battery should have the same voltage as your old one (unless you have purchased a jumper cable-compatible battery).
C. Make sure that any spare batteries are checked and fully charged before replacing the original one in your car.
7. Interior
The inside of a car can accumulate a lot of dirt and grime from the outside. Oily fingerprints are one of the main culprits and can be found on the steering wheel, gear knob, and door panels. To restore the interior to its original state, you may want to wipe down all plastic surfaces with a clean damp cloth or buy some upholstery cleaner for the leather parts.
8. Lubricants (oil/grease) and Filters
During a service, your car’s engine oil will be replaced with fresh new oil. It is important to change your car’s engine oil as soon as recommended by the manufacturer. In the United Kingdom, it is recommended that you change your car’s engine oil every six months or every 10,000 miles. If you have an older vehicle with a manual transmission, please make sure that the transmission fluid has been thoroughly checked and changed if required.
9. Cooling System
A blown head gasket is one of the most common causes of engine overheating and failure. In passenger cars, this is typically found on older cars with engines that don’t have a water-cooled system. For older cars using air-cooled engines, you may see coolant leaking from the radiator cap. Either way, if you notice these symptoms then it’s time to check your water pump and/or radiator(s).
10. Steering and Suspension
As with any other mechanical component, the car’s steering and suspension system can be susceptible to wear and tear. If your car is making a strange noise when you steer or changings in the handling of the vehicle, then it’s time to have a check-up done on the steering and suspension system.
The Conclusion
A full service is a great way of making sure that your car or van is in the best possible condition to avoid problems on the road. Taking your car for a full service twice a year (every 6 months or every 10,000 miles) can not only help to prevent any major repair or breakdown but also prolong the lifespan of your vehicle and also keeping it in tip top condition.
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