Routine log book servicing represents a forward-thinking strategy in vehicle upkeep, involving scheduled checks and minor repairs to ensure your car operates seamlessly and efficiently. This practice helps avert minor issues from escalating into significant, costly repairs.

Every passenger car (and most commercial vehicles) should come with a “Log Book” from the manufacturer, detailing the specific timing and schedule for regular log book services. It’s advisable to keep your log book in your glove compartment for easy reference and record-keeping. However, Pauls Service Centre can also access our database to retrieve the necessary information if you’ve misplaced your log book.

You might consider postponing your next log book service, given that your car is likely still operational and may not have met both the time and mileage criteria. While it's essential to align with your budget and schedule, avoid delaying excessively. The wear and tear on your vehicle will increase exponentially, potentially leading to damage that is far more costly than the log book service itself. Prioritising timely maintenance can prevent significant future expenses.

Every car is different and the agenda for each service changes according to the schedule, which is why each vehicle is issued with a log book.

Here are some examples of what can be included:

• Change Oil
• Check Coolant
• Check Car Battery
• Check Transmission Fluid
• Check Brake Fluid
• Check the Condition of the Air Filter
• Check Power Steering Fluid
• Check Spark Plugs
• Check Turn Signals
• Check Brake Lights
• Check Heating System
• Brake Check
• Belt Check
• Hose Check
• Tyre Rotation
• Coolant Sensor

For a qualified Log Book Service at a competitive price, contact us at Pauls Service Centre or book online. Pauls Service Centre can service customers in Woolner and the surrounding areas.

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