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FULL SERVICE

From £164.99

77 point, 12-month annual inspection

  • Engine Oil Change

  • Oil Filter Change

  • Air Filter Change

Frequently Asked Questions About Servicing

What is tested during a vehicle service?

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A service is a vehicle inspection that keeps your car in a reliable, safe and fully functioning condition based on guidelines set out by the vehicle manufacturer. The service schedule will recommend specific checks and replacement parts including a car oil change at certain intervals. Mr. Auto offers a range of car servicing packages to match your vehicle usage and all include an oil change and filter replacement as standard. For a full list of what is included in our service packages, see our car servicing checklist below.

 

 

What do I need to take with me?

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Please bring along your vehicle log book so the technician can stamp this once the service is completed. This isn't essential but a service stamp in your logbook each time you have your vehicle serviced can increase its resell value and shows potential buyers that the car has been well maintained. If booking a full service, please also bring your locking wheel nut key so that the technician can carry out a full wheel-off brake check.

 

 

How often should you service your car?

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As a general rule of thumb, it is recommended that your car receives a full service every 12,000 miles or every 12 months - whichever comes sooner.

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More general checkups, such as our Engine Oil and Filter Change and Interim Servicing options, are also available to ensure your vehicle is kept in the best possible condition. We also provide manufacturer servicing for all major makes and models of vehicle using official manufacturer service schedules to determine when your next service is due and the type of service required.

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Regular servicing can help to keep your car running smoothly and identify potential problems early on, reducing the risk of more serious and costly problems in the future. Most importantly, regular car servicing is a fundamental step in helping to keep you and your loved ones safe on the roads.

 

 

Is an Engine Oil & Filter Change classed as a service?

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While an Engine Oil & Filter Change is a key area of car maintenance it is not classed as a service as it does not include the full range of vehicle checks required to stamp your logbook or to reset your service light. The Engine Oil & Filter Change is a great way to ensure reliable performance and provide you with peace of mind if your service is not due yet. If your vehicle is due a service then you should opt for an interim or full service.

 

 

When is my car service due?

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Check your vehicle logbook to see when you last received a servicing stamp. Your vehicle manufacturer will suggest an appropriate interval or number of miles traveled until your next recommended service in your handbook. Many modern cars feature onboard computers which keep track of when your car service is due. Drivers who own cars with self-diagnostic features like these are advised not to ignore these warning signs even if they occur before 12 months or 12,000 miles have been reached.

 

 

What's included in my service?

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At Mr. Auto, we offer a range of servicing options to meet your driving needs.

We have a range of affordable service packages to suit your needs, whether you are looking for full service as part of an annual servicing schedule or an interim car health check to keep your vehicle in the best condition and maintain optimum performance. 

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Vehicle servicing is carried out by highly trained service technicians and uses parts that match the quality of the manufacturer’s original equipment. We offer a genuine alternative to dealer servicing so why pay more?

VISIT OUR SHOP TO BOOK A SERVICE OR M.O.T.

Service Type
Service Interval
Major Service
As per manufacturer service schedule
Full Service
Every 12 months or 12,000 miles (whichever comes first)
Interim Service
Every 6 months or 6,000 miles (whichever comes first)
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