Andy Shore Garage

01/12/2025

16/12/2024

Merry Christmas to all our customers.
We are closed from 5pm Friday 20th Dec until 8am Mon 30th Dec

30/10/2024

🚗🌨️ Tips and tricks to help you drive safely during autumn.🚦

Tip 4 👉 Tricks to remember in bad weather!

When driving in rain, using the highest gear possible can reduce wheel spin. If you start your vehicle in second gear, it can also minimise slipping 🧊

Remember to pay attention to road signs and warnings, as your journey may need to be changed in bad weather ⛔

Take care and drive safely👍

11/12/2023

Our opening hours for Christmas and New Year

22/12/2021

We are closed from 24th to 28th December inclusive and also 3rd January 2022.

Open as normal 8am to 5.30pm 29th to 31st December

We wish all our customers a happy and safe festive period.

13/10/2021

Has anybody lost a key?

If you think it might be yours, give us a call on 01256 352636 and tell us what it fits.

01/09/2021

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Motorist heading out on the road will need to be aware of a number of changes coming this month.

21/06/2021

Changes to petrol over the summer

This summer, motorists across the country will start to see the standard (95 octane, often branded as ‘unleaded’) petrol grade in the UK become E10.

E10 petrol contains up to 10% ethanol, current petrol contains up to 5% ethanol (referred to as E5). E5 will continue to be available in some forecourts in super grade (97+ octane).

A campaign to tell motorists about the changes and the environmental benefits launched this month.

We’re sharing this information with you because a small number of vehicles (around 5%) will not be able use the E10 fuel. Petrol vehicles not compatible with E10 will need to keep using E5 petrol, which will remain available in the ‘super’ grade of petrol (97+ octane).

Motorists can check online
The Department for Transport has introduced an online GOV.UK E10 vehicle compatibility checker which motorists can use to find out if their car, motorcycle or moped can use E10 fuel.

https://www.gov.uk/check-vehicle-e10-petrol

Getting further advice
If in doubt, motorists should continue to use E5 available in “super” grade (97+ octane) petrol.
Incorrectly fuelling a vehicle with E10 petrol will not cause immediate harm, but if it is used regularly it could damage engine parts.

E10 is one simple step to help motorists reduce the environmental impact of every journey they take, through reducing carbon emissions.

You can visit the E10 fuel explained guidance on GOV.UK to get more information.

01/06/2021

Andy Shore Garage is so proud to be celebrating 40 years of service to our customers.

Established in 1981 we have strived to give professional up-to-date service at all times.

We wish to thank all our customers who have supported Andy Shore Garage over the years and to our dedicated hard-working team that continues to help us succeed and grow.