Keep your vehicle running smoothly with routine maintenance. Our general servicing includes oil changes, fluid top-ups, and safety checks—all performed with care and precision.
Logbook Servicing
Maintain your car’s warranty with logbook servicing. We follow manufacturer guidelines using quality parts, ensuring every scheduled check keeps your vehicle in peak condition.
Shock Absorbers & Suspension
Experience a smoother, safer drive. We inspect and replace worn shocks and suspension parts, improving handling, reducing tyre wear, and restoring vehicle stability.
Brake Repairs & Servicing
Stop with confidence. We service brakes with precision—replacing pads, machining rotors, and checking brake fluid to keep your vehicle’s stopping power sharp and reliable.
Rego Checks
Need a Pink Slip? Our eSafety checks confirm your car meets NSW roadworthy standards—quick, compliant, and perfect for your upcoming registration renewal.
Air Conditioning Repairs & Re-Gassing
Stay cool on the road. We detect leaks, re-gas your system, and restore full cooling performance to your car’s air conditioning unit.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the cooling system work?
The cooling system removes heat from the engine. Liquid coolant flows through the engine block and heads, gathering heat from the engine. That fluid then goes through a hose to the radiator which is cooled by the radiator fan.
Why doesn’t my car stop quickly when I hit the brakes?
There are several potential reasons for this - your brake pads could be worn and need replacing, the brake fluid may need to be replaced, the brake fluid could be leaking, or the shock absorbers could be worn.
Why do my gears crunch when I change gear?
It’s more than likely there is a problem with the clutch or the gearbox itself. The clutch could be worn, the transmission could need fluid, or the transmission could be breaking down.
Does it matter if my windscreen has a stone chip?
Although it’s illegal to drive a car with a chip in the windscreen that is on the driver’s side, if the chip is smaller than a one dollar coin, on the passenger side and doesn’t impact driving vision, it is still legal to drive the car. However, if there is a chip on either side the car will not pass a roadworthy inspection.
Why is my car bumpy on the road?
If your car has become rough and bumpy to drive on every road, there may be a problem with the suspension system. The shock absorbers and/or struts could be worn and need replacing.
