Eight jobs, written out plainly — what each one actually involves, and nothing about it dressed up. If what your vehicle is doing is not on this sheet, ring anyway and describe it.
Prices are not published, because what a job costs depends on what the job turns out to be. Ring the workshop or put a booking request in and ask.
What customers have said about cost:
“actually tries to keep costs down on your behalf”
Another customer, L. B., put it more briefly: “very reasonably priced”.
The regular safety check every road-going vehicle in New Zealand needs to stay legal.
A WoF inspection checks the parts of your vehicle that keep you safe — brakes, tyres, steering, suspension, lights, glass, structure and seatbelts. If something needs attention we will talk you through it before any work starts.
Book thisRoutine servicing to keep your vehicle running the way it should.
Oil and filter changes, tune-ups and general scheduled maintenance. Customers regularly mention being told about work that will need attention later, rather than being sold it on the spot.
Book thisRepairs to the two systems you notice the moment they stop working properly.
Brake inspection and repair, and clutch repair and replacement. If your brakes feel different, are noisy, or the car pulls to one side, get it looked at rather than left.
Book thisElectrical faults traced and repaired.
Batteries, charging, starting, lighting and wiring faults. Reviews mention headlight adjustment and replacement, and sourcing parts where needed.
Book thisFour-wheel drives and utes looked after alongside everything else.
Servicing and repair work for 4WD vehicles and utes. Reviews note that vehicles of any age are welcome.
Book thisShocks, struts, bushes and steering components.
A review describes suspension parts being fitted to a vehicle where the job was not straightforward and needed a lot of adjusting to get right.
Book thisFinding out what is actually wrong before anything gets replaced.
Warning lights, odd noises and faults that only happen sometimes. The aim is to identify the cause and explain it in plain language so you can decide what to do.
Book thisThe everyday jobs that keep a vehicle on the road.
Repairs across most makes and models. Reviews describe older vehicles being taken on and sorted, and second-hand parts sourced where that keeps the cost down.
Book thisThat is normal. Describe what the vehicle is doing — the noise, the light, the feel of it — and we will work out what it needs. Ringing is the quickest way; a booking request works too.
Sending this puts a request in — it is not confirmed until we come back to you. If it is urgent, please ring instead.
