We can perform fully qualified log book servicing on a wide range of makes and models including: Holden, Ford, Mazda, Toyota, Nissan, BMW, Audi, Hyundai, Honda, Kia - and many more.

Maintaining regular service intervals ensures your vehicle not only functions at it's top capability, but also maintains the new car warranty.

Many people believe they must go back to a car dealership for New Car Log Book servicing in order to maintain the warranty. Actually, the ACCC have consistently confirmed that under Australian Law, you are free to have your car service carried out by a mechanic or service centre of your choice provided they are qualified to do so. See our video to learn more.

Being without your car can be annoying but it's better to have it done on your schedule rather than pushing the vehicle until it eventually breaks down. Regular servicing is the best way to extend the life of the car and keep the repair costs manageable. Continually putting off your services may save you money in the short term but when something goes wrong it will cost you much more and will be worse for your wallet in the long run.

When a new car leaves the lot it comes with a log book which is the guide of the manufacturer to the number of times the car needs to be serviced. It is also a guide for all the things that need to be inspected or checked that are specific to the car that you are driving.

If the car is older than the period which is covered by the log book it will still be important to have it serviced regularly (perhaps more important). Oil change, coolant, tires and brake pads are parts of the car that need to be changed on a regular basis.