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Skipping car servicing might seem harmless in the short term, but it can lead to avoidable issues down the road. Without regular maintenance, your car is more likely to experience wear and tear on vital components like brakes, tyres, and the engine. Minor problems that would have been easy to fix during a routine service may go unnoticed and develop into costly repairs later on and missing scheduled services can also impact your car’s warranty and reduce its resale value, especially if there’s no full service history to show it’s been properly cared for.

On the other hand, staying on top of servicing is a simple and smart way to protect your car, extend its lifespan, and keep it running smoothly and efficiently. It’s all about preventing problems before they start—and giving you peace of mind every time you hit the road.

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You know your car needs a service from its service history, service dashboard warning lights, and signs like strange noises, vibrations, changes in performance (sluggish acceleration, poor fuel economy, difficulty starting), brake issues, visible fluid leaks, or smoke from the engine or exhaust. Many modern cars have a dashboard warning light that illuminates when a service is due. Always check your owner's manual for the manufacturer's recommended service intervals to prevent small issues from becoming bigger ones.

An MOT is a mandatory annual safety check that confirms your car meets minimum legal road safety and environmental standards, while a service is an optional but recommended maintenance check designed to keep your vehicle in good working order, optimise its performance, and prolong its lifespan. The MOT only assesses essential safety components and nothing is replaced, whereas a service is a more comprehensive inspection that includes replacing parts like filters, topping up fluids, and checking a wider range of components to maintain the vehicle's health.

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A car service typically costs £90-£150 for an interim service, £160-£280 for a full service, and £300-£600 for a major service, with variations based on car make/model, engine size, location, and service provider, plus extra for any needed parts like brake pads. Expect to pay more for luxury vehicles or if additional repairs are found during the check-up. For an accurate quote on how much your car service will cost, submit an enquiry.

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Yes — electric cars still need servicing, but much less often and usually at a lower cost than petrol or diesel cars. EVs have fewer moving parts, so there’s less to go wrong. Servicing mainly involves checks on the battery, electric motor, brakes, tyres, suspension, coolant, and other consumables like filters and wiper blades. Most manufacturers recommend longer service intervals, meaning EVs are generally cheaper and easier to maintain.