Good Garage Scheme Car Servicing in Great Britain : Good Garage Scheme Teams with Lorraine Kelly

Wednesday 25 April 2012

Good Garage Scheme Teams with Lorraine Kelly

The Good Garage Scheme has once again appeared in the May issue of At Home With Lorraine Kelly within the Car Care section of the popular magazine.

Lorraine’s readers, like many, are concerned about caring for their cars and finding a garage they can trust to look after them.

For anyone looking to find a local trustworthy garage for a car service, MOT or repair, the Good Garage Scheme’s website is a great place to start.

Simply visit www.GoodGarageScheme.com and type in your postcode or town name for a list of garages near you. Be assured that every garage listed performs services to a strict Code of Conduct and will always have your best interests at heart.

In the Driving Seat

The Good Garage Scheme not only allows motorists to make educated choices about where to take their car for a service, repair or MOT, it also offers advice for understanding and maintaining a vehicle between services. There is an easy step-by-step guide on the website on how to check your oil if you are unsure of what to do and handy fuel-saving tips.

For more useful advice and to find a garage you can trust, whether you’re at home or on the move, visit www.GoodGarageScheme.com - It’s like having a friend in the know!

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Car Servicing Nationwide - What you should expect.

Car Service - What you should expect ?

When organising a car service, it's important that you establish what the service includes.

Some garages will change only your oil filter, others will carry out a full service. A good garage will follow a service checklist and give you a copy of that completed checklist as confirmation of a job well done. Good Garage Scheme members carry out your service incorporating the Industry Standard Service Checklist.

Does your car need a service?

Most modern cars only need a service once a year, but older cars require a service once every six months. The manufacturer's service handbook will set what is best for your car. The type of service you need will also be affected by how you use your car. For example, lots of short journeys where the engine does not have a chance to warm up properly will probably mean more frequent oil and filter changes.

Running faults and repairs

Ask to speak to a mechanic or technician about the problem. Explain the problem in as much detail as you can. If you can, include when the problem occurs, for example only when engine is cold, or after the vehicle has been left standing.

Collecting your car

Ask to view the old replaced parts and check that

• The bill is for the amount agreed, or is not significantly more than any estimate you were given.

• The work and parts are fully itemised (this will be proof of purchase if a problem occurs as a result of the work or replaced part fails)

• The service record book has been stamped with the garage stamp

Rather than replacing parts that are not fully worn out, a good garage will advise you when they will probably need replacing, based on the way you use your car.

For more information you can download an Industry Standard Service Checklist (PDF)

www.goodgaragescheme.com

Wednesday 25 April 2012

Good Garage Scheme Teams with Lorraine Kelly

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