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What does a full car service include?

 Checking lights, tyres, exhaust and operations of brakes and steering. Ensuring your engine is 'tuned' to run in its peak condition. Checking hydraulic fluid and coolant levels. Checking the cooling system (from radiators in your car to pumps and hoses).

What does a basic service include?

As well as changing the engine oil, a basic service should check all other fluid levels in the car including screen wash, brake fluid, engine coolant and power steering fluid level. If any look too low, fill them up. It will also check your anti-freeze concentration

What are the 3 types of car service?

Essentially, there are three different types of car service: Interim service, Full and Major. When you visit different garages and dealerships, they might call their packages something different to try and put their own stamp on it. Don't be confused by this - there's always three levels in a tiered pricing structure.

Is a full service worth it?

A full-service history shows potential buyers that a car's been well looked after and should be reliable, as it's been checked over at regular intervals by a professional. It also helps people discover the true mileage, so they don't end up with a clocked car.

How long can I drive without MOT?

An MOT lasts for a year. The date it runs out is printed on your current MOT pass certificate. You can be fined up to £1,000 for driving a vehicle without a valid MOT. You can get an MOT up to a month (minus a day) before it runs out and keep the same renewal date.

Do police know if you have no MOT?

A 'refusal of MOT certificate' is recorded in the MOT database, which means that you can be caught by police, or ANPR camera.

Is a failed MOT recorded?

If the vehicle fails the early MoT test, many drivers still believe they can continue to drive the vehicle until their old pass certificate runs out. However, any fail on an MoT test is recorded as a failure on a national database that's accessed by police with ANPR cameras.

Why is my MOT expiry date incorrect?

It can sometimes take up to 5 days for the MOT expiry date to be updated after you present your vehicle for testing.

What happens if my vehicle doesn't have a valid MOT?

Every car driving on the roads in the UK is required to be kept in a roadworthy condition with a valid MOT. Therefore, if your car doesn't have an MOT, it shouldn't be driven as it could be putting yourself and other road users at risk.

Car Service and Repair is a car repair and maintenance company which came into existence in 2001. We wanted to change the perspective of customers towards car maintenance.

 If you had a past MOT test failure owing to brake pads on your car's MOT history checker, it is because of this safety concern.

 

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