Let Us Service, MOT & Maintain Your Wall Car or Van
Customers visit us from Hilton, Shenstone, Sandfields, Leomansley, Christ Church, Hammerwich, Springhill, Lichfield, Boley Park, Stonnall and all surrounding areas for our 5 star vehicle services.
Wall Car & Van Servicing with Walsall Wood Service
Car and van servicing Wall is a maintenance need to keep your van or car in the best condition possible. Each Wall van or car will have set parameters and specific requirements that needs to be met in order to work reliably as intended by the manufacturer.
A Wall service is more than just a way of optimising your van or car it is the perfect way to dispel any concerns whilst increasing the safety of you and each one of your passengers. Find out more about our van and car servicing below.
What is Wall Car or Van Servicing?
While less intense options are available, Walsall Wood Service always recommend choosing the Wall FULL SERVICE option, so the technician team can deliver the best service on offer.
A Wall full service includes a long list of checks, which many drivers are often unaware of. This can include and is not limited to:
⦁ Battery tests
⦁ Wheel alignments
⦁ Engine checks
⦁ Oil changes
⦁ Brake and suspension checks
⦁ Plus many, many more…
A West Midlands service can include more than 50 Wall individual checks, which are required to remain safe, efficient and in control. The time between vehicle services will vary between make and model.
We also cover Hilton, Shenstone, Sandfields, Leomansley, Christ Church, Hammerwich, Springhill, Lichfield, Boley Park, Stonnall
When Should a Wall Car & Van Be Serviced
A Wall van or car service, at the bare minimum, needs to be conducted as often as stated in the vehicle manufacturer’s recommendations. The duration between each vehicle check will be heavily influenced by the following factors:
⦁ The age of the Wall vehicle
⦁ The make and model of the car or van
⦁ How the Wall vehicle is used
⦁ The vehicle’s annual mileage
It is our technical team’s expert opinion that can or van services are performed more regularly than stated within the van or car’s user manual. The manual itself only accounts for the van or car’s specification when new, as it would be incredibly difficult to make individual manuals for each driver. Try to get your car or van serviced at least once between MOTs and a bit more often as the car ages and the mileage increases.
