Car Servicing for VW, Audi, Skoda & Seat in Bath, Radstock & Midsomer Norton
At MCM Garage near Bath, we use genuine Volkswagen AG parts when carrying our car servicing. Our service schedule is aligned with that of your local dealer, ensuring that your service book is stamped and your warranty remains intact. We pride ourselves on our high level of service and dealer quality work at affordable and competitive car servicing prices. If you prefer non-genuine parts on your vehicle, please let us know and we will try to source the parts at the best possible prices. All parts we supply are covered by manufacturers warranties for your protection.
We offer full car services to all makes and models, so don’t think we only service Polos, Golfs and Tiguans. You can be confident we’ll apply the same level of care and attention we pay to all our vehicles and stamp your handbook accordingly. We’ll even help source the right manufacturer approved parts for your car and on request, plus give you a choice of non genuine parts so you can make an informed decision should any parts on your car need replacing.
You can always get in touch with us at MCM garage to find out more information on our car servicing options available and obtain a free quote.
Really helpful staff, always really trustworthy and do a good job. Never charge you for silly extras like main dealers and are good value for money.
Mari Davies
Time & Distance service schedule
Lubrication service from £150
20k mile service from £170
Full service from £250
Longlife service schedule
Variable 1 service from £170
Variable 2 service from £250
Air conditioning service & ozone clean (R134a)
Due every 2 years, with prices from £78 including VAT
Air conditioning service & ozone clean (R1234yf)
Due every 2 years, with prices from £138 including VAT
Cambelt change
Due every 4 to 5 years for older vehicle or at specific mileage.
Age frequency has been dropped on most newer vehicles in the VW group. If you are unsure if your cambelt is due contact us for advice.
Find out what's included during an intermediate or full service
Detail | Intermediate Annual / 10k Mile Service | Full Annual / 10k Mile Service | ||
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Pre Work Inspection | ||||
1 | Check for & body defects | |||
2 | Check operation of lights | |||
3 | Check horn | |||
4 | Check all mirrors | |||
5 | Check washers & wipers | |||
6 | Check operation of handbrake | |||
Low Level Operations | ||||
7 | Check battery condition | |||
8 | Check anti-freeze content | |||
9 | Add screen wash & top-up fluids (excludes anti-freeze) | |||
10 | Lubricate door locks | |||
11 | Check lights illuminate | |||
12 | Check seatbelt operation & condition | |||
13 | Check operation & condition of locks | |||
14 | Check power steering fluid level | |||
15 | Check visible drive belts | |||
16 | Replace air filter | |||
17 | Check fuel cap operation & seal | |||
18 | Visually check cooling system for leaks | |||
19 | Pollen filter | |||
20 | Check & adjust clutch cable freeplay (where applicable) | |||
Mid Level Operations | ||||
21 | Remove all wheels, lubricate hub, refit & retorque | |||
22 | Report on all tyre depths | |||
23 | Inspect all tyre set pressure | |||
24 | Check front brake pads & discs | |||
25 | Check suspension dampers | |||
26 | Check brake lining wear & tear | |||
27 | Check brake wheel cylinders | |||
28 | Check brake pipes & hoses | |||
29 | Steering safety check | |||
30 | Check engine & gearbox for leaks | |||
31 | Check rear pads & discs / shoe (via inspection hole) | |||
Under Car Operations | ||||
32 | Drain & refill engine oil - oil to manufacturer's specification | |||
33 | Fit new oil filter | |||
34 | Check brake pipes & lines | |||
35 | Check exhaust system | |||
36 | Check for excessive oil leaks | |||
37 | Road test & report | |||
38 | Fit new sump plug washer / plug | |||
39 | Fit new air filter | |||
40 | Fit new spark plugs (where applicable) | |||
41 | Fit new fuel filter (where applicable) | |||
42 | Fuel treatment | |||
43 | Check aircon system | |||
Road Test to Check Operation of | ||||
44 | Brakes | |||
45 | Steering | |||
46 | Suspension | |||
47 | Engine & Gearbox / Check timing belt replacement date | |||
48 | Heating system | |||
49 | Abnormal noises or issues | |||
50 | Check warning light | |||
51 | Check alignment |
Key to above servicing table
Included
Included - wheels need to be removed
Additional check on request - extra costs involved
Car Servicing FAQs
Have questions about car servicing? Check out our frequently asked questions on the topic below. If you need further help, please call us on 01761 415 501.
What is the purpose of servicing my car?
Regular car servicing and maintenance is essential to ensure your car continues to function efficiently and reliably. Car servicing can also prevent costly breakdowns and prolong its lifespan. It also promotes safer driving by identifying and addressing potential safety issues before they become major problems. In summary, car servicing is critical to maintaining the optimal performance, safety, and longevity of your vehicle.
What could happen if I don't service my car?
Maintaining regular service checks on your car is crucial to ensure its optimal performance and longevity. Neglecting to carry out regular car servicing may result in unnoticed issues, which can lead to additional expenses for repairs and maintenance in the future. Moreover, the absence of a well-maintained service record can lower the resale value of your car, affecting the price that potential buyers are willing to pay when you decide to sell it. It is highly recommended to prioritise the upkeep of your car to ensure its reliability and efficiency in the long run.
How often should a car be serviced in the UK?
It is a widely acknowledged practice among car manufacturers to suggest a comprehensive car service on an annual basis or after every 12,000 miles, whichever comes first. This maintenance practice helps ensure the optimal performance and longevity of your vehicle.
What is an interim service on a car?
An interim car service is slightly less comprehensive than a full service, and it is recommended to be conducted every 6 months or after driving 5,000-6,000 miles. It should not be considered a replacement for an annual service, but rather a beneficial measure to address any potential issues early on that may arise from exceeding the average mileage.