We are your local one-stop vehicle repair shop for Car Service, Log book Service, Mechanical Repair and Roadworthy Certificate. We’ll only quote what we think your car needs, and if your car requires additional or unexpected work, we’ll call you straight away. With our Automotive Services, you’re in control.

We offer a full range of services from mechanical servicing to auto electrical servicing and repairs, LPG conversions and service, transmission repairs, fuel injection, body painting and computer diagnostics and testing. Services include:

When you’re driving a luxury car, you always want to feel that it’s at its best.

Allcarservicecenter understand that your car is an integral part of your family’s lifestyle and security and we are focused on ensuring that your cars wont leave you or your family stranded.

We listen to your concerns and provide direct access to the engineer working on your car and can attend to all problems, minor or major. Our personalised service ethic means that we look after the details and you can concentrate on enjoying your vehicle.

The focal area of expertise is the factory warranty servicing and repairs of all . Our emphasis is on accurate diagnosis of problems and providing preventative maintenance to ensure that you get the best motoring experience from your car.

To ensure this high and increasing level of expertise is maintained, the workshop is equipped with special tools and a comprehensive library of repair manuals. We also maintain technical equipment such as gas analyzer, portable oscilloscope and computer for on board diagnostics, laser four wheel alignment centre, and air conditioning repairs and recharging.

All this ensures a comprehensive one-stop repair centre for your car delivering efficient and thorough repairs at a competitive price. We also co-ordinate body work and restorations to the highest standards and we recommend and use only genuine factory parts in all servicing and repair work.

• All Car Service Center can inspect a broad range of motor cars including 4WD’s, prestige vehicles,
  imported vehicles, commercial vehicles, and more.
• Each report is accompanied with direct personal feedback from your vehicle
  inspector by phone if not face to face.
• Our mobile inspectors will conveniently come to your home, work or other location
  or inspect a vehicle interstate on your behalf.
• We provide a 30 day warranty to give you peace of mind over the quality of our work.
• We also offer end of warranty vehicle inspections and vehicle identification checks.

A CAR TUNE UP ENSURES YOUR CAR RUNS AT PEAK PERFORMANCE AND ALSO SAVES YOU MONEY ON PETROL.

How Often your car needs a Tune Up varies from one vehicle to another. Most older vehicles with non-electronic ignitions should be tuned every 10,000 to 15,000 kilometres s or every year, whichever comes first.

Newer cars with electronic ignition and fuel injection systems are scheduled to go from 25,000 to as many as 100,000 kilometres without needing a major tune-up.

Refer to your owner’s manual for recommended tune-up intervals, but be aware that even if it says that the vehicle doesn’t require scheduled tune-ups very often, it’s in your best interest to check periodically that your vehicle is working at peak efficiency.

Here are a couple of symptoms that tell you that your electronic ignition system may need to be tuned or adjusted:

– The car stalls a lot. The spark plugs may be fouled or worn, the gap between the spark plug electrodes may need adjusting, or an electronic sensing device may need to be adjusted.If you’re having trouble pinpointing why your vehicle is stalling, you can help your automotive technician diagnose the problem by paying attention to whether the engine stalls when it’s hot or cold or when the air conditioner is on.

– The engine is running roughly when idling or when you accelerate. Chances are the vehicle needs a tune-up.
– The car gets harder to start. The problem can be in the starting system (for example, a weak battery), in the fuel system (for example, a weak fuel pump), or in the ignition system, or can be due to a faulty electronic component, such as the electronic control unit.

Don’t I have to only go to the original Dealer where I bought my new car in order to get a Log book Service or to maintain my New Car Warranty ?

No.  New car dealers do not have the right to void your statutory new car warranty just because you had services or repairs done at a service centre different to the dealership that you bought it from. You legally have the right to visit any mechanic or car Mechanical service centre of your choice to get your Log book service. You should however, make sure that the selected car service centre employs fully qualified mechanics and technicians, and that the services they perform meet manufacturer’s specifications and quality parts are used.

Minor service includes:

• Replacement of engine oil and oil filter
• Check and top-up of all fluids including coolant, transmission, power steering and windscreen washers
• Check and top-up of tyre pressure, including your spare
• Check and cleaning of air filters including cabin air filter
• Check fuel filter and fuel lines
• Check brakes and clutch system
• Clear service warning lights
• Adjust handbrake where applicable
• Check steering and suspension
• Lube all doors
• Check battery, including charging
• Check all electrics
• Safety check and full report

Major service includes:

• Replacement of engine oil and oil filter
• Replacement of air filter and fuel filter
• Replacement of spark plugs
• Replacement of cabin air filter if required
• Check and top-up of all fluids including coolant, transmission, power steering and windscreen washers
• Check and top-up tyre pressure, including your spare
• Check, clean and adjust front and rear brakes
• Check clutch system
• Adjust handbrake if required
• Lube all doors
• Check steering and suspension
• Check exhaust system
• Clear service warning lights
• Carry out computer diagnostic scan
• Check battery, including charging
• Check electrical system
• Free wash and vacuum
• Free VACC 5-point safety check and safety certificate

WE OFFER UNBIASED ROAD WORTHY CERTIFICATE .

In Victoria a Certificate of Roadworthiness is generally required when a vehicle is sold or if a used vehicle is to be re-registered. This helps minimise the number of poorly maintained vehicles on the road.

In some cases a Certificate of Roadworthiness is also required to clear a Vehicle Defect Notice or a Notice of Unroadworthiness.

Who issues certificates?

A Certificate of Roadworthiness can only be issued by a licensed vehicle tester, operating from a nominated garage or service station. All Car Service Centre is licensed vehicle testers.

When can a certificate be issued?

The vehicle must pass a roadworthy inspection, then a certificate is issued.

What is inspected?

The inspection is a check of the vehicle to ensure that key components have not worn or deteriorated and that the vehicle is safe for normal road use.

A roadworthy inspection mainly covers the major safety related items, including:

• wheels and tyres
• steering, suspension and braking systems
• seats and seat belts
• lamps and reflectors
• windscreen, and windows including front windscreen wipers and washers
• the structure of the vehicle itself
• other safety related items on the body, chassis or engine.

The roadworthiness test is not a check of the mechanical reliability or general condition of the vehicle. If you require a comprehensive check on the overall condition and reliability of the vehicle then you should arrange for a separate report offered by All Car Service Centre.

The certificate does not mean:

• that the vehicle is in top condition without any wear or deterioration
• non-safety related accessories such as the air conditioner, rear window demister, electric windows and rear-window wipers are working
• that the items checked during the roadworthy inspection will continue to function after the inspection eg. a brake light can stop functioning at any time after the inspection.

What if the vehicle fails the test?

If an item fails to meet the standard, We will issue a rejection report. You will be given seven days to repair the item/s rejected and return the vehicle to us for a second inspection of the failed items. If more than seven days elapse a complete inspection must again be carried out on the vehicle.

How much does the test cost?

The cost of obtaining a Certificate of Roadworthiness is not fixed. It may depend on the age, type and condition of the vehicle being examined. You can ask for a quote from us.

How long does a certificate last?

A Certificate of Roadworthiness is current, for the purposes of a transaction, for 30 days from the date of issue.

What about the Australian Design Rules?

The roadworthiness test is not a complete assessment of a vehicle’s compliance with the Standards for Registration, which, in most cases, are the Australian Design Rules (ADRs). The ADRs are a set of minimum standards for the construction of motor vehicles and trailers. In most cases compliance with these standards cannot be assessed by inspection alone.

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