A log book service follows the vehicle manufacturer's own schedule for your model, engine and kilometres. Completing these services preserves your vehicle's statutory warranty and keeps the car in the condition it should be in.
Under Australian Consumer Law you are not required to return to a main dealership to keep a new-car warranty valid. As long as the service is carried out to the manufacturer's schedule, with the specified parts and fluids, and the log book is stamped, your warranty is unaffected — and you will usually pay considerably less than dealer rates.
We stamp your log book, record the work performed, and tell you what is coming up at the next service so nothing arrives as a surprise.
A typical log book service includes
- Engine oil and filter replacement to manufacturer specification
- Inspection of brakes, suspension, steering and driveline
- All fluid levels checked and topped up
- Cooling system and hose inspection
- Tyre condition and pressures
- Battery and charging system test
- Scheduled items for your vehicle's kilometre interval
- Log book stamped and a written report of anything found
Need log book servicing? Let’s take a look.
Give us a call or send a booking request and we will let you know what is involved, what it will cost and when we can fit you in.