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We all drive different ways and for different needs, for work, pleasure or excitement. Vehicles come in all sorts of shapes styles and powers, and reflect the way you live your life, but a trip to the garage is expensive no matter what.
Unfortunately, garages have developed a terrible reputation for overcharging, so we have provided a directory of all the local garages in your area to let you browse around and choose the best one for your needs.
For your annual MOT test one option is to get a mechanic to look over your car beforehand and sort out any repairs he thinks need to be done. It might be better to take your car to a garage that both tests and repairs your vehicle. Problem then is that you trust the integrity of the garage to not carry out repairs that don’t need done.
Brakes and tyre treads are often reasons for failing tests, and these can often be repaired more cheaply at specialist garages that buy components in bulk.
Government testing centres are a good bet, your car will be guaranteed to be properly tested without any split loyalties on the part of the mechanic and will ensure you save money in the long run. Dealerships provide an excellent service as they will have expert knowledge of your particular make of car, but they are generally the most expensive repair option.
Keep the value of your car up by giving it a regular service. When you get to 20,000 miles you should be looking to change your timing belt. A broken timing belt will mean a new engine. Look after your engine by giving it an oil change. Change the filters, oil, and diesel, whatever you've got on your car.
If you can’t decide what you want to do about finding a garage, then browse our Find Me A Garage website directory, or use our extensive search facilities to find exactly what you need, whether that be repairs, MOT or Servicing.
John Burlingham Motors
Clifford Moor Road
Wetherby
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