What is a Full service?
The full car service is the recommended annual service carried out as per main manufacturer recommendations. The service changes the oil, oil filter and air filter on your vehicle
Which car service is best for me?
If you are doing less than 2000 miles per year, then you can probably skip the interim service and stick with the annual full service. If you are doing more, then it is best to stick to the recommended schedule for servicing for your vehicle.
When is my MOT due?
It is possible to forget the due date of your MOT. Now you can easily check if a car has an MOT certificate or when its MOT is due. You will require the car’s registration number to check the history of tests. Just enter the registration and benefit from our free service. Are you looking for a reputable and high-quality car garage in Reading.

How much does Full Service cost in Reading?
The average cost of full service in Reading is £151. The price can range from £133 to £300, depending on the make and model of your vehicle.
Car Services in Reading is only here to provide you with the best. We are locally owned and operated. The best among all the garages in Reading. We will service and repair your car at affordable prices.
Do all brake pads have wear indicators?
The most common type of service required for brakes is changing the pads. Disc brake pads usually have a piece of metal on them called a wear indicator. When enough of the friction material is worn away, the wear indicator will contact the disc and make a squealing sound. This means it is time for new brake pads.
Do you do Class 7 MOTs?
Sorry, we do not do class 7 MOTs at the moment. You can still use our reminder service free of charge to be reminded when your MOT becomes due.
Can I check MOT history online?
Yes, you can. Simply use our online MOT checker and check your MOT online. You will receive all the information you need to check MOT history of your vehicle.
Can the police check the MOT of a vehicle?
Yes, the police do not even need a PC or laptop to check your MOT. Most police cars are fitted with ANPR (Auto number plate recognition) cameras that instantly scan all vehicles that cross the path of the police car. The system will inform the police if you are driving with an expired MOT