Car Repairs

Visit Vehicle Inspection Services for auto repairs and regular auto maintenance.

Vehicle Inspection Services’ complete vehicle repair services, which include work on the engine, shock absorbers, exhaust systems, brake systems and lubricating system, among other things, will be carried out by a licensed Vehicle Inspection Services vehicle specialist. To find out when your automobile needs maintenance, view the points below or schedule an appointment online.

How often should the system in my vehicle be checked or inspected?

Electrical Systems (vehicle computer ECU) every 15,000 km
Lubrication Systems every 15,000 km
Braking Systems every 15,000 km
Shock Absorbers every 25,000 km
Exhaust Systems every 20,000 km

General Auto Repairs

A skilled Vehicle Inspection Services auto technician or mechanic has the knowledge to identify and fix the majority of engine-related issues. In order to get you back on the road as soon as possible, our team of skilled auto mechanics and technicians will guarantee that your vehicle is repaired to the greatest standard.

We offer a number of auto repair and maintenance plans where we’ll examine all of the systems and provide you with a detailed written quotation for any work that needs to be done.

Engine Performance

To prevent performance issues including hard starting, misfiring, surging, hesitating, and stalling, all vehicles need routine maintenance.

A proper service will save you money by lowering fuel usage, in addition to lowering the likelihood of future expensive auto problems.

Cambelt Replacement

To avoid pricey auto repairs and potential engine failure, your car’s cambelt needs to be replaced.

Please let us know the make, model, year and mileage, and we’ll let you know when this has to be replaced.

Spark Plugs

Spark plugs that are damaged or worn out can affect driving dynamics and reduce fuel efficiency.

To optimise power, performance and fuel efficiency, you should change your spark plugs every 50,000 – 100,000 kilometres, depending on the type of spark plugs your car uses.

Spark Plug Wires & Coils

Extreme temperatures under the hood, voltage spikes, debris or corrosion can harm plug wires and coils, requiring expensive and unnecessary auto repairs in the future.

When you replace your spark plugs, have a Vehicle Inspection Services auto technician or mechanic look at your spark plug wires and coils.

Water Pump

This part is often driven by the cambelt and must be replaced at the same interval to prevent incurring additional expensive costs.

Fuel Injection System Cleaner

Fuel system deposits are frequently the cause of a rough idle, hesitancy in the engine and poor fuel economy. Regularly adding a fuel system cleaner to your gas tank will remove deposits, improve engine efficiency and restore engine performance.

Fuel Filter

During a routine service, the fuel filter, PCV valve and breather element are frequently overlooked, which can cause a multitude of drivability issues. In order to ensure proper vehicle performance and fuel efficiency, replace them every two years or 30,000 kilometres.

Clutch Replacement

If your clutch requires care due to a lack of drive or grinding gears, bring it in for a quick test drive. It may only need an adjustment; if not, we can replace the clutch and get you back on the road.

Air Filter

Your car’s horsepower and fuel efficiency will suffer if your air filter is dirty since it restricts airflow to the engine and forces it to work harder. Every time the oil is changed, the air filter needs to be checked. Under particular driving circumstances, replacing the air filter frequently is not unusual.

Engine Diagnostics

Our diagnostic procedure will identify impending issues that can be fixed before they require substantial repairs, saving you money and inconvenience.

To report on the state of your car’s systems, we use cutting-edge vehicle scanning software. These reports provide you a rough idea of the “health” of your car. These tests will display information about the self-diagnostic fault codes. If a component exceeds a predetermined tolerance, the vehicle manufacturer has built fault codes to be saved in the computer memory of your vehicle.

Undiagnosed problems with a car can worsen and possibly result in catastrophic harm to the vehicle, necessitating expensive repairs.

A brief explanation of some of the more typical dashboard indicators that turn on when there’s an issue:

Engine Temperature Indication Lights: These lights are becoming increasingly prevalent and have largely replaced the old-fashioned thermometer. When the car is chilly or still warming up, a blue light will typically come on and go out when the standard operating temperature is attained.The cooling system is operating beyond the desired operating temperature threshold if the indicator is illuminated red or blinking; if this happens, you should bring your car to Vehicle Inspection Services as soon as you can. Continuing to drive could seriously harm the engine.
Engine Check Light: One of the most frequent dashboard indicators is the “engine check” light, which turns on if there are any issues with your ECU (computerised engine control unit), engine or exhaust system. Depending on the problem, the car might still function smoothly, but you should have it checked out by one of our tech-savvy mechanics. We’ll run a diagnostic check and, based on the results, recommend the best course of action to fix the problem.
Engine Oil Pressure or Level Warning Light: The “old school oil can” light, which is often red or orange-illuminated, can indicate one of two things: either the engine’s oil is running low or its oil pressure has been lost. If this warning light continues to illuminate, you should have your nearby Vehicle Inspection Services check it out right away.

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