What is a full service on a car?

 A car service can involve up to 50 or more components, systems checks and adjustments including: An engine oil change and/or filter replacement. 

Checking lights, tyres, exhaust and operations of brakes and steering. Ensuring your engine is 'tuned' to run in its peak condition.

What does a service on a car include?

Checks during a car service can include the engine oil, oil filter, lights, tyres, bodywork, exhausts, brakes, steering, fluid and coolant levels, suspension and 12V battery.

What gets checked on an MOT 2022?

The checks carried out during the MOT are mandated by the government. They cover essential items such as the condition of the brakes. They also look at other items such as suspension and tyres. The list is not a full mechanical check of the vehicle but is an extensive list of items that must be checked/tested by the MOT tester.

How Long Does an MOT Take?

An MOT usually takes between 45 and 60 minutes

How Often Should I Service My Car?

You ought to continuously follow the help stretches indicated in your vehicle handbook. Most producers suggest booking a full assistance like clockwork or 12,000 miles - whichever starts things out.

What is the difference between a full service and MOT?

An MOT is a mandatory legal test to ensure that your car is roadworthy; a service follows detailed guidelines set out by your car's manufacturer, and is designed to keep your car in peak condition. Car servicing is recommended yearly or every 12,000 miles to maintain the condition and roadworthiness of your vehicle. The service itself usually includes a more in-depth mechanical assessment of your car in comparison to the MOT.

What are major fails on MOT?

A 'major' fault is more serious, it poses a potential safety risk to drivers and others. It could also be a defect that has a damaging impact on the environment. These faults will result in an MOT failure and the owner will not be issued with an MOT pass certificate until the issues have been rectified.