Logbook & General Servicing
A service should tell you where your car actually stands, not just tick a box. We service to manufacturer schedules using the right parts and fluids, stamp your logbook, and walk you through anything we find before we touch it. Your new-car warranty stays intact, and you drive away knowing what is fine, what to watch, and what genuinely needs doing.
The work, done properly.
All makes and models, Australian delivered and imported.
- 01 Minor, major and manufacturer logbook services
- 02 Genuine or quality-equivalent parts and fluids
- 03 Full multi-point inspection with a written summary
- 04 Brake, fluid, filter, belt and battery checks
- 05 Warranty kept intact, logbook stamped
- 06 Straight advice on what needs doing now versus later
Logbook Servicing, answered
Will a logbook service here void my new car warranty?
No. By law your warranty stays valid as long as the car is serviced to the manufacturer schedule with suitable parts and the logbook is stamped, which is exactly what we do. You do not have to return to the dealer.
How often should I service my car?
Most cars are due every 10,000 to 15,000 km or every 12 months, whichever comes first. Check your logbook, or send us the make, model and year and we will tell you.
Book your car in, or get a straight quote.
Tell us the car and what it needs. We usually come back the same day with a time and a price.
Book in for logbook servicing.
Send the details and we will come back with a time and a straight price, usually the same business day.