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Thegarage@srcNew shoes for this old rav4 All mechanical and bodywork undertaken here ServicingBrakesClutchesExhaust Batt...
01/03/2024

Thegarage@src
New shoes for this old rav4
All mechanical and bodywork undertaken here
Servicing
Brakes
Clutches
Exhaust
Batteries
Mots
Aircon

Thegarage@src we service Motocycles as well as cars and vans
28/02/2024

Thegarage@src
we service Motocycles as well as cars and vans

Good morning on a wet and miserable Monday.Just to let you know we've got a new phone number. For servicing, MoTs, repai...
13/03/2023

Good morning on a wet and miserable Monday.
Just to let you know we've got a new phone number. For servicing, MoTs, repairs, diagnostics, body work, brakes, AC and pretty much everything else to do with cars, vans and bikes, please call 07586 508 059.
Stay safe and stay dry!

The forecasters are predicting an icy blast just after Christmas and as the temperatures plummet, it's worth making sure...
24/12/2022

The forecasters are predicting an icy blast just after Christmas and as the temperatures plummet, it's worth making sure you know what all the warning lights on your dashboard mean.
Most cars have warnings about ice when temperatures drop to freezing and below, but the cold can also affect tyre pressure, which makes a difference to grip and steering, especially in snow and ice.
Cars are becoming more sophisticated and there are several different systems designed to keep you safe to it's worth making sure you know what they mean and what to do if you get a warning.
Whatever your plans are for the festive season, we wish you a very Merry Christmas and all the best for the new year.
We'll see you again the first week in January.
Stay safe and wishing you all the best.

We're all feeling the pinch at the moment and people are putting off necessary repairs to cars to help ends meet, especi...
21/11/2022

We're all feeling the pinch at the moment and people are putting off necessary repairs to cars to help ends meet, especially younger drivers.
The RAC has found that 37% of 17 to 24-year-old drivers are cutting back on what they spend on maintaining their cars.
Nearly a fifth (16%) say they are delaying major repairs – including replacing a handbrake or cracked windscreen – while 28% are putting off minor repairs, such as small oil leaks or replacing brake discs.
The good news is that most people are still getting their cars serviced regularly, with just 9% saying they had cut back.
Putting off repairs or servicing can help save money today, but could lead to bigger problems and more expensive repairs down the line.
And as this week saw the first frost of the autumn, it's worth making sure your car is ready for winter.
One of the biggest reasons for roadside callouts at this time of year is cars not starting and the battery is usually the reason for it. It's important to make sure the battery not only charges but holds its charge. If it is continually difficult to start in the cold, it might need replacing.
It's also worth making sure the engine has the correct oil so that it doesn't thicken or even freeze, as well as making sure the coolant contains the right mix of anti-freeze.
In cold temperatures, it's important that tyre pressure is correct so it doesn't affect steering and braking.
Wipers are also affected by extreme temperatures and it's important they keep the windscreen clear from dirt and rain.
Properly maintaining cars, vans and bikes is the best way to help them last longer and keep everyone safe.

Lest we forget
11/11/2022

Lest we forget

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5 Grimshaw Lane
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M242AE

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Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm

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