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23/05/2022

Oil 🛢 change special from $300

19/11/2021

Free Diagnostic Scans with any service

14/11/2019

19/08/2019

Some more...

19/08/2019

About these beauties nice to see them first hand

18/04/2019

Niw available

21/10/2018

FREE Service check to flood affected customers.

11/08/2018

How to Use a Dual Carriageway Roundabout

TO EXIT PROCEEDING RIGHT
• Keep on the inner /right lane and Proceed TO THE ROUNDABOUT. stop upon reaching the roundabout
• Always Give Way to traffic approaching from the right
• When it is safe to do so, proceed at roundabout and take the exit ahead or on the right

TO EXIT PROCEEDING LEFT
• Keep on the left/outer lane and Proceed ahead . Stop upon reaching the roundabout
• Always Give Way to traffic approaching from the right
• When it is safe to do so, proceed at roundabout and take the exit on left or proceed ahead

03/08/2018

DO NOT Ignore these Warnings!!

If you see any of these you need to bring your vehicle in to be checked with diagnostic scan tools.

These lights are there to give you an early warning that something is wrong with the vehicle, even if everything seems normal take these seriously as it can cost you a lot of money or even your safety if you don't.

We can address these problems or any other issues your vehicle may have, contact us today to have your vehicle scanned and diagnosed.

Call Us: 638 8265 / 675 2534
Email Us: [email protected]

23/07/2018

ZEREX, on top of everything else it does, also acts as a rust inhibitor. Yes, you can run straight water, but your coolant boiling point will be lower AND you'll corrode the inside of your engine and destroy your water pump..

20/07/2018

The Rainy Season in T&T is here..
These are just a couple maintenance tips if you get stuck on a flooded street or highway

Check the Oil and the Air Cleaner
If you see droplets of water on the dipstick or the level of the oil is high, or if the air filter has water in it, do not attempt to start the engine. Have it towed to a mechanic to have the water cleared and the fluids changed. (Hard-core do-it-yourselfers can try changing the oil then removing the spark plugs and cranking the engine to blow out the water, but we still recommend leaving this to a mechanic.)

Check All the Other Fluids
Fuel systems on late-model cars are usually sealed, but older cars may need to have their fuel systems drained. Brake, clutch, power steering and coolant reservoirs should be checked for contamination.

Check All of the Electrical Systems
If the engine looks OK to start, check everything electrical: Headlights, turn signals, air conditioning, stereo, power locks, windows and seats, even the interior lights. If you note anything even slightly amiss -- including the way the car runs or the transmission shifts -- that could be a sign of electrical trouble. Take the car to a mechanic, and remember that the damage may be covered by insurance.