Interim Service

An Interim Service is a type of car maintenance that is less comprehensive than a full or major service. It is designed for drivers who use their car frequently, particularly for high-mileage trips, and is typically recommended every 6 months or 6,000 miles, whichever comes first.

The primary purpose of an interim service is to ensure your vehicle is safe and reliable between major service intervals. It focuses on the most essential components to prevent unexpected breakdowns and maintain optimal performance.

What is Included?

A typical interim service includes a series of vital checks and replacements:

• Engine Oil and Filter Change: This is the most crucial part of an interim service, ensuring your engine remains properly lubricated.

• Fluid Top-Ups: All major fluid levels, such as brake fluid, screen wash, and power steering fluid, are checked and topped up

• Essential Inspections: A mechanic will perform a visual inspection of key components, which usually includes:

  • Brakes: Checking the condition of brake pads and discs.

  • Tires: Inspecting tire pressure and tread depth.

  • Lights: Checking all external lights for functionality.

  • Belts and Hoses: A quick check for any visible signs of wear or damage.

The interim service is a proactive way to maintain your vehicle's health and can help you avoid more costly repairs in the future.

**This price is for labour only, confirmation call will be carried out after purchase to see if you require us to supply parts, and quoted over the phone.