789 Car Service UK LTD
(列斯車房)

Service & Repair

What is an Interim Service?

We recommend having an Interim Service every 6,000 miles or 6 months (whichever is sooner) to keep your car safe and roadworthy between full services.

Our Interim Service package is ideal for drivers who use their vehicle for regular, short journeys in and around town or for those drivers who have a high mileage and want peace of mind between annual services.

An Interim car service at 789 Car Service UK includes checks on essentials such as lights, instruments and fluid levels, plus a full tyre & suspension inspection. A visual brake inspection is also included.

What is a Full Service?

Our Full Service is ideal as an annual maintenance programme for your car. We recommend your car receives a Full Service every 12,000 miles or 12 months – whichever is sooner.

A Full Service, also known as a Major Service, each year will reduce the risk of breakdown and can help maintain the value of the vehicle.

Our Full Service includes all items included in the Interim Service package plus a thorough inspection of your engine and a full brake inspection. A major car service also includes an air filter and extensive checks of items under the bonnet including brake, fuel and radiator pipes and hoses, power steering fluid and auxiliary drive belt adjustments (if required).

MOT + Pre MOT

When is my MOT test due?

To find out if your vehicle has a valid MOT and when your next MOT test is due, check out government website and enter your vehicle registration number. Alternatively, you could find your current MOT certificate and look for an expiry date. The MOT can be completed on the vehicle at any time before the expiry date but in order to preserve your existing expiry date, you will need to take your MOT test up to 1 month (minus a day) before it runs out. So, if your MOT runs out on 27th June, the earliest date you can have your MOT test and keep the same renewal date for next year will be 28th May.

Pre-purchase Inspection

Do you have trouble buying a used car?

Unrestricted by light: Even in dimly lit places such as parking lots or places with low light at night, you can check your vehicle as usual

Provides analysis of paint digital thickness and body integrity

Digital photography available upon request

Provide various vehicle inspection procedures and tests

Battery Replacement & Fitting

How your car battery works?

When you turn the key to start your car, the battery supplies power to the starter motor, which turns the engine over. At the same time, power from the battery is supplied to the spark plugs in order to ignite the fuel and air mixture that has been compressed in the engine combustion cylinders.

The battery power used during the starting up process is then replaced by the alternator, which supplies the bulk of electrical current to your car's electrical systems, keeping your battery fully charged.