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Simply enter the car's registration and postcode where it's located.Pick a date & time
Pick a date & time
Choose a day that suits you for a mechanic to complete the servicing.
Sit back and relax!
A mechanic will attend and service your car.
Car servicing just got a whole lot easier
Ever thought that getting your car serviced is a bit of a hassle? We did, which is why we're here to make maintaining your car as convenient as possible.
The mechanics on our network will come to you. There's no need to spend your weekend hanging around a garage to get your car serviced.
So whether you live in London or Liverpool, Manchester or Milton Keynes, Bristol or Birmingham, save time and money (up to 50%) on your car servicing with ClickMechanic.
Get a ClickMechanic car service
INTERIM CAR SERVICE
50-point service including:
- Top ups for screenwash, antifreeze, brake fluid, power steering fluid & battery fluid.
- New engine oil and filter
FULL CAR SERVICE
70-point service including:
- All checks, included in an Interim Service, plus:
- Battery level check
- Top-ups for transfer box oil & manual transmission oil
- New engine oil and oil filter
- New air filter
MAJOR CAR SERVICE
71-point service including:
- All checks included in a Full Service, plus:
- New engine oil and oil filter
- Top-ups for transfer box oil & manual transmission oil
- New air filter
- Pollen/cabin filter (if fitted)
- New spark plugs (petrol only)
- Fuel filter (diesel only)
Car Servicing FAQ
What is a car service?
A vehicle service is a series of car maintenance checks and tests after a certain mileage, or predetermined length of time, to check that your car is functioning efficiently.
Keep ReadingWhy should I service my car?
Regularly servicing your car is vitally important, as it can be the difference between your car running smoothly and with its best fuel efficiency, or being hit with an expensive, unexpected repair bill. Car servicing is necessary to check fluid levels, tyre pressure, and any other expected wear and tear.
Keep ReadingHow often should you service my car?
As a driver you may wonder, “when is my car service due?”. As a rule of thumb, car manufacturers recommend that drivers should service their car every 12 months or every 12,000 miles - whichever comes first - depending on what type of service you require. You will also receive a stamp or signature in your service book to show that the vehicle has been properly maintained.
Keep ReadingWhat is the difference between the different types of service?
A Full Car Service is a series of comprehensive tests on both the inside and outside of the car. As well as oil changes, it includes a far more extensive investigation of what is going on under the bonnet.
A Major Car Service contains all the checks of the Full Car Service, but also includes replacements for your pollen filter and spark plugs. We recommend a Major Car Service at least every two years, however many vehicles will need a full service more frequently.
A lighter variation of a Full Car Service is known as an Interim service. What is an Interim Service? It contains many of the checks carried out during a Full Service, but does not include much of the inspection under the bonnet and on the underside of the car (i.e. Auxiliary drive belt, battery level and air filter checks).
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