
How cold weather affects your car battery – and what you can do about it
If your car is struggling to start on cold mornings, you’re not alone. Low temperatures reduce the capacity of batteries and increase demand on your

If your car is struggling to start on cold mornings, you’re not alone. Low temperatures reduce the capacity of batteries and increase demand on your

Winter and the harsh weather can take a big toll on your vehicle. Combined with the frost and rain making driving conditions more difficult, it’s

Modern cars are pretty reliable, but they’re not invincible. Everyone deals with car problems from time to time – and it can cause bigger issues

Winter can throw a lot of unfavourable driving conditions towards us. From icy windscreens to heavy snow and sleet, cold weather can wreak havoc with

November has come around quickly and colder temperatures are just around the corner. The winter weather can put stress on your car, so it’s a

Your car battery is one of the most essential components of your vehicle. Without it, your engine wouldn’t turn on, and neither would any of
Does your car have a DPF filter? Some cars are better suited to a premium oil upgrade do to them having a DPF filter. The Ford Ecoboost engine is a prime example of this. with an Ford engines with its Ecoboost technology we would always recommend an oil upgrade to ensure the engine stays in the best shape.
We don’t expect you to necessarily know if your car is suitable or recommended for an oil upgrade. When you book your service one of our trained technicians will advise you fully on whether this particular upgrade is recommended for your vehicle.
Your vehicle may not necessarily require an oil upgrade, however if you own an older vehicle, why not treat your engine to a better more efficient oil?
R134A gas is common in vehicles built before 2014, where as vehicles since January 2017 typically include the newer R1234YF air con gas; which is more environmentally friendly. Vehicles manufactured between 2014 and 2016 could have either, as R134A gas was gradually phased out during this period.
Typically the older R134A air con gas comes with a black cap, whereas the R1234YF air con gas is found to have a grey cap.
Best way to know for sure though is to ask one of our technicians. When you contact us to book your air con refill we will advise you as to which refill you require.
Only includes front wheels
£96 inc VAT for first hour of alignment
Includes all 4 wheels (front and rear)