DIESEL SERVICING AND MAINTENANCE

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WHY CHOOSE US

• We make auto repair more convenient for you
• We are a friendly and professional group of people
• We handle a wide range of car services
• Same day service for most repairs and maintenance
• We get the job done right — the first time

POPULAR QUESTIONS

• TYRE PRESSURE

  Tyre pressures should be checked regularly (at least every 2 -4 weeks) as they are the key variable that ensures your tyres are operating safely.  Pressures should be checked cold, as there is an increase when the tyre has warmed up after being driven. The best tyre pressure for your car is indicated on the tyre placard. The recommendation on the placard is generally a minimum requirement and we would advise you increase this amount by 2-4 psi.

  It is important to maintain the correct tyre pressure for your vehicle, failing to do so can result in some of the following consequences;

  – Compromised road handling, braking and ride comfort

  – Uneven tyre wear, causing premature tyre replacement

  – Stress on tyre casings, increasing risk of tyre failure

  – Poor fuel consumption

• TYRE ROTATIONS

  The most important tyre maintenance tip is to regularly rotate your tyres.  Rotating your tyres will maximise overall tread life, even out wear patterns of both front and rear tyres, and reduce tyre noise and vibrations.Depending on the vehicle we recommend tyre rotations every 5-10,000 klms.

• WHAT TYRE IS THE CORRECT TYRE FOR MY CAR?

  The Right Tyre For Your Car
  Your correct tyre size and tyre pressure can be found in your vehicle’s owners’ manual in the glove compartment or on the OEM sticker on your driver’s side door.

  Tyre Size
  OEM stands for Original Equipment Manufacturer. Quite simply, these are the tyre specs that originally came with your vehicle, according to the manufacturer’s specifications and requirements. It includes the tyre size, rim size, the aspect ratio etc.