KEEP YOUR
NEXT MILE
IN MOTION.

CAR CARE. WITH THE DETAILS IN VIEW.
Maintenance, fault finding and repair conversations that start with what your car is doing — and what you need to know.
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MAINTENANCE / ASSESSMENT / REPAIR
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01 / TELL US THE SYMPTOM
02 / DISCUSS THE CHECKS
03 / AGREE THE WORK
01

Describe the issue

Start with the sound, symptom or service you need.
02

Discuss the work

Understand the proposed checks and next steps.
03

Agree before repair

Scope and cost are confirmed before work goes ahead.
FIND YOUR STARTING POINT

THE WORK, IN FOCUS.

01

ROUTINE MAINTENANCE

Service items discussed against your vehicle’s requirements, its history and how you use it.
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DISCUSS THE WORK →
02

FAULT FINDING

A structured inspection starting with the symptoms you have noticed. Findings guide the next conversation.
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DISCUSS THE WORK →
03

BRAKES & SUSPENSION

Arrange an assessment of concerns such as noise, vibration or a change in how the vehicle feels.
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DISCUSS THE WORK →
04

REPAIR PLANNING

Talk through the findings, parts and work involved before deciding how to proceed.
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DISCUSS THE WORK →
THE DETAILS YOU NOTICE

THE STORY
STARTS BEFORE
THE BONNET OPENS.

When does it happen? What has changed? Is it every journey or just the first few minutes? The details you notice help shape a useful first inspection.
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YOUR OBSERVATIONS ARE A USEFUL STARTING POINT.
FROM FIRST ENQUIRY TO AN AGREED PLAN

A CLEAR ROUTE
THROUGH THE WORK.

01

TELL US WHAT CHANGED

Share the vehicle details, symptoms and any recent work.

02

AGREE THE ASSESSMENT

We discuss the visit and the checks proposed for your concern.

03

REVIEW THE FINDINGS

Talk through the work, estimate and timing before approving a repair.
A FEW WAYS TO START

START WITH
WHAT THE CAR NEEDS.

PLAN / 01

A SERVICE VISIT

For scheduled maintenance and an agreed list of service items.
Scope depends on the vehicle and its history.
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PLAN / 02

A DIAGNOSTIC VISIT

For a warning, noise or behaviour that needs investigating.
Initial checks are agreed before further work.
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PLAN / 03

A PLANNED REPAIR

For work discussed after an assessment or a known repair requirement.
Parts, cost and timing are confirmed with you.
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Each plan is discussed and quoted for the work involved. Availability, scope and cost are confirmed before you book.
A LITTLE MORE ABOUT THE WORK

NO MYSTERY
BETWEEN THE
CHECK AND THE WORK.

A useful repair conversation puts the findings, options and estimate in the same place. If further work is identified, it needs another conversation. Knowing what is proposed helps you decide what happens next.
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THE PRACTICAL DETAILS

WHAT A WORKSHOP CONVERSATION COVERS.

01

The concern

Your description, vehicle information and relevant service history.

02

The proposed work

The checks or repair items, with any limitations explained.

03

The agreement

The estimate, approval and collection arrangements for that visit.
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A USEFUL FIRST CONVERSATION

BRING THE USEFUL DETAILS.

A little preparation helps make an appointment productive. Share what you already know; there is no need to diagnose the fault yourself.
01
Vehicle make, model, year and registration
02
The symptoms and when you first noticed them
03
Recent repairs or relevant service records
04
Your preferred dates and how we can reach you
AREA / TIMING / NEXT STEP

LET’S FIND
A WORKSHOP SLOT.

Send the vehicle details and the work you have in mind. We will discuss the right type of visit and available dates. An enquiry is not a confirmed appointment.
Check your area and dates →
THE NEXT WORKSHOP VISIT

PUT THE
NEXT SERVICE
ON YOUR RADAR.

If a maintenance visit is on your list, start with the vehicle details. We can discuss the service items and work towards an agreed appointment.
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OCCASIONAL NOTES

THE OCCASIONAL WORKSHOP NOTE.

Useful service reminders and straightforward notes about planning car care.
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GOOD TO KNOW

A FEW USEFUL ANSWERS.

Can you quote before seeing the car?

Some work can be discussed from vehicle details. Other concerns need an inspection first. We explain the next step and any assessment cost before you agree.

Will extra work go ahead automatically?

No. Further work needs to be discussed and approved, including the scope and price.

What if I do not know what is wrong?

Describe what you have noticed and when it happens. You do not need to name a part or diagnose the issue to enquire.

When will my car be ready?

Timing depends on the agreed work, findings and parts availability. Collection arrangements are discussed for your visit.
LET’S MAKE A PLAN

TELL US
WHAT YOU’RE
DRIVING.

Start with your vehicle, the concern and your preferred dates. We will discuss an appropriate visit before confirming a slot.
Sending this form starts an enquiry. We confirm the details with you before any appointment or work is agreed.
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