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10/06/2026

Local traders van in today for a quick clutch replacement all done and back up running 👍🏼👍🏼

08/06/2026

06/06/2026

03/06/2026

Powerflex polyurethane (poly) bushes are a popular suspension upgrade that replaces soft, degrading factory rubber. They restrict unwanted suspension flex to sharpen your steering response, make the car feel more planted in corners, and last much longer than standard rubber.

25/05/2026

An air conditioning regas (or recharge) is the process of removing the old, depleted refrigerant gas and lubricant from your vehicle's air-con system and replacing them with fresh refrigerant. This restores the system's cooling power and reduces strain on your engine.The Regassing Process Step-by-StepWhen a technician regases your car's air conditioning, they typically follow a standard procedure using a specialized air-con machine:Inspection & Gas Recovery: The technician safely extracts the old refrigerant gas and any leftover system oil.Vacuum & Leak Test: The machine creates a vacuum to pull all air and moisture out of the system. It then holds that vacuum to test for leaks.Recharge: Once the system is confirmed to be leak-free, it is refilled with the exact amount of fresh refrigerant and lubricating oil recommended by the car manufacturer.Performance Test: Finally, the system is turned on to verify that the vents are blowing cold air properly.When Do You Need It?Air conditioning systems naturally lose about 10% of their refrigerant every year. You should generally get your air con regassed every 1 to 2 years, or sooner if you notice the following warning signs:The air blowing from the vents is no longer cold.It takes longer than usual to cool down the cabin.There is a musty or unpleasant odor coming from the vents (which can indicate bacteria buildup).Book Your Regas at Jas auto services modern vehicles use one of two main types of gas: the older R134A or the newer R1234YF. Before booking, you should check your vehicle handbook to see which type your car requires.

20/05/2026

A wheel bearing is a critical component that connects your car's wheel to the axle, allowing it to spin smoothly with minimal friction while supporting the vehicle's weight. They typically last 85,000 to 100,000 miles, but are subject to wear and tear.