Temby Auto Service (AU06087 ) are the logical choice to carry out all your Automotive Air Conditioning Regas, Repair, Servicing and Inspection needs in Eltham and the surrounding areas.

Modern vehicles are highly sophisticated, and just like the engine, a typical car air conditioning system has components that require regular maintenance and occasional replacement to ensure reliable and efficient operation.

When refrigerant has started to leak or evaporate your air con system will begin to deteriorate and will have to work harder, which in turn means more fuel is being consumed. Therefore it is important to scrutinise the condition of the rubber seals regularly for any signs of leaks or deterioration which may indicate a loss of refrigerant.

Temby Auto Service Car Air Conditioning Auto Facts

Reduced Cooling Efficiency: If your air conditioning is blowing warm or less cold air, it may indicate a refrigerant leak.

Strange Noises: Unusual sounds such as rattling or hissing can be signs of internal issues.

Foul Odours: Musty or unusual smells coming from the vents could signal mould or bacteria build-up.

Increased Fuel Consumption: A struggling AC system forces your engine to work harder, consuming more fuel.

Visible Leaks: Leaking refrigerant or oil around the AC components can lead to system failure.

Problems and Symptoms of a Faulty Car AC:

Regularly inspecting the condition of rubber seals for any signs of leaks or deterioration can help detect a loss of refrigerant early.

We strongly recommend booking an air conditioning service before the temperatures rise in summer. A yearly car air conditioning service in Spring, can help prevent costly breakdowns, safeguard passengers from harmful substances, and actually save you money by improving fuel efficiency.

Temby Auto Service care about the environment and have Arctick Authorisation (AU06087) to reliably and responsibly conduct automotive air conditioning regas, repair, servicing and inspection.

Ensure your car Air Conditioning system is in top shape before summer. Air Conditioning Service from Temby Auto Service, ARC Approved (AU06087) Expert regas, repair, and servicing in Eltham. Book now!

Car Air Con services in Eltham

Drive Safer this Winter with a 65 Point Written Vehicle Inspection Report

Our 65 Point Vehicle Inspection Report is free with every service at Temby Auto Service in Eltham. Our qualified mechanics will visually check over the important components of your vehicle and provide you with a written report on the condition of your vehicle. We can then help you understand any concerns which may need to be attended so that you can drive safe this winter with Temby Auto Service and Repco Authorised Service.

While everyone in the southern half of the country is bracing for a wet winter, the top half of Australia is enjoying their dry season.

This could mean there are very different ways to get your car ready for winter; however the basics of safe winter motoring remain unchanged. So what do you do to make sure your car is set for safe winter motoring? 

Who hasn't had that moment when you turn on the wipers at the first spot of rain and suddenly remember you haven't checked them in months! Wiper blades don't last forever, especially sitting under the harsh Australian sun all summer. A good quality wiper blade like Trico is essential to help you see your way clear regardless of the weather. Temby Auto Service can recommend a wiper blade or assembly that is right for your car.

Fluids and other components in your car can be effected by cold weather; such as coolants, oils and items such as glow plugs in diesel vehicles. It's important to have your car serviced regularly by a qualified mechanic who knows the best products and parts to maintain your vehicle in top condition. We use high quality NGK glow plugs and Penrite oils and fluids that are designed for Australian conditions.  

Conditions change - and your driving style should too. If visibility is poor or the weather is wet - slow down and leave a larger than normal stopping distance between yourself and the vehicle in front. Drive on the safe side and book in today for a service or a 65 Point Vehicle Inspection Report.

Look for the signs that your brakes need some work, like vibrating, spongy or slow responding brake pedal, strange sounds or difficult handling when applying pressure to your brakes. If you are experiencing any of these you should get it checked out by a qualified expert. Brake inspections form part of our 65 Point Vehicle Inspection Report, so if you have concerns call us today and book in.

Bald tyres = dangerous driving. Now is the time to check how much tread your tyres have left. If you spot uneven tyre wear, this could indicate that your shock absorbers or some other vital part of your steering and suspension systems are due for service or replacement. Find out more about the components that affect your tyre wear on the links below: 

Driving on tyres that are incorrectly inflated won't just cost you money on additional fuel; it can also impact your ability to stop. You can usually find manufacturers recommendations on a panel inside the driver side door.

Temby Auto Service has a state of the art Safe T Stop machine that can accurately test for shocker and brake wear and tear and provide you with a detailed report on the state of your vehicles ability to stop in an emergency. Call us today to book in for a Safe T Stop test.

Our qualified mechanics will visually check over the important components of your vehicle and provide you with a written report on the condition of your vehicle. We can then help you understand any concerns which may need to be attended so that you can drive safer this winter...

Tips to keep you driving safe this winter

It's one of the worst fears of every driver. We're driving along and we need to slow down or stop, we put our foot on the brake and nothing happens.

It's important to know what to do when our brakes fail. Here are some ways to stop our car without brakes.

1. Shift down gears. If you're in a high gear, shift down through your gears till you are in the lowest of gears. This will slow us down, but will not stop us completely.

2. Do not accelerate. This might seem obvious but needs to be mentioned!

3. Pump the brakes - they may just need some extra effort.

4. Immediately navigate the car to the side of the road or an emergency lane. Put on your hazard lights and honk your horn to advise other drivers you are having difficulties.

5. When you have stopped - Check to see if there is something caught under the brake pedal.

6. If you have to hit something to stop, aim for something soft such as a wooden fence or small trees.

Signs that the brakes might be on their way out

Brakes are one of the most important safety features on any car. Whether it's our own car or a used car that we're considering buying, here are some signs that the brakes might be on their way out.

The anti-lock brake system light comes on.

We hear a clicking or grinding sound when we break.

When purchasing a used car be sure to obtain a professional vehicle pre-purchase inspection. This kind of car service is cheap and could save your life - not just time and money.

It's one of the worst fears of every driver. We're driving along and we need to slow down or stop, we put our foot on the brake and nothing happens. It's important to know what to do when our brakes fail. Here are some ways to stop our car without brakes...

Brake failure ... what to do

If your brakes are squealing or are making grinding/banging sounds you know that you need need a mechanic. Urgently.

 But what about the cars that seem to constantly need the brakes fixed. We're talking about the cars where it feels like they need attention every 10,000 or so kms? Technically speaking, brake pads can last up to about 70,000 kms. So, "what might be going on with brakes that wear so quickly"? 

The answer is both in the kind of driving style you have and the fact that you're in Australia. Regardless of our driving styles, Australia's high temperatures can cause brakes to wear prematurely. So start with asking your mechanic to give advice on whether you need heavy duty temperature resistant brake pads. 

The next thing to work through is "what is your driving style" as this will impact the kind of brake pad formulation. When you take your car for its service or specifically to fix a brake problem, tell your mechanic how you use your car. Do you drive mostly in the country? Or are you more often driving at high speeds on freeways? If you're doing a lot of off-road driving or taking your car through steep terrain, this is crucial to tell your mechanic.

Finally, if you tow heavy loads or do a lot of stop start driving, this should also be part of the conversation. Let your mechanic know. If they don't seem to take this information seriously, question them strongly.

Where possible, choose a mechanic that is part of an industry standard - Temby Auto Service is a Repco Authorised Service centre, for example, will have this sort of training and response to brake servicing as part of their DNA. Good luck with getting the right formulation for your brakes and having them last as long as they can based on what you do with your car.

We're talking about the cars where it feels like they need attention every 10,000 or so kms? Technically speaking, brake pads can last up to about 70,000 kms. So, what might be going on with brakes that wear so quickly...

Why do my brakes wear quickly?

What might be going on with brakes that wear so quickly

Although Four Wheel Drive vehicles are built for rugged conditions don't be fooled into thinking they need less care. Proper maintenance of a 4WD is very important to maintain safety and reliability whilst helping to prevent costly breakdowns.

4WDs often require more than just a standard service - especially if you've been out ‘bush bashing.' For example if you have been through rivers and creeks, or if you plan to, then its extra important at each service to carefully check the wheel bearing and tail shaft seals to avoid costly repairs if muddy water and dust gets into those components. If you often carry heavy loads in your four wheel drive then sagging springs could lead to chassis damage. 

Temby Auto Services are fully equipped to handle 4WD's and off-road vehicles and we take the time to discuss the ways you use your vehicle so we can fully service it to suit your needs.

We specialise in Servicing Land Rover Discovery, Defender, Freelander, Range Rover, Toyota Landcruiser, Hilux, Prado, Nissan Patrol, Navara and most other 4WD's.

Although Four Wheel Drive vehicles are built for rugged conditions don't be fooled into thinking they need less care. Proper maintenance of a 4WD is very important to maintain safety and reliability whilst helping to prevent costly breakdowns...

4WD service and repairs in Eltham, VIC

Have you ever gotten into your car only to realise the lights were on overnight and now the battery is flat. do not fear... it's easier to jumpstart a car than you might think.

First you need a set of jumper cables. Then you need to find someone with a car who is willing to help. Make sure your valiant rescuer has a battery that is the same voltage as your battery.

Once you have these 2 things, follow the next 10 steps.
  

1.  Ask your rescuer to bring their car bonnet close to your car bonnet making sure that the cars are not touching.

2.  Ensure both cars are in neutral, both have the parking brakes on, but the car lights, radio and air-conditioning off. Open both bonnets and locate the batteries.

3.  You will notice 2 terminals on each battery. One might be red and/or have a "+" sign or "POS" written on it. The other might be black and/or have a "-" sign or "NEG" written on it.

4.  Firstly lift the red terminal protector and clamp red clip to the red/positive terminal of the flat battery.

5.  Then attach the other red clip to the red or positive terminal on the charged battery.

6.  Locate the terminal on the charged battery that is either black or has a "-" sign or "NEG" written on it. Lift the terminal cover and clamp one black clamp on the negative terminal.

7.  With the other black clamp, find an unpainted metal part of the engine in the car with the flat battery to act as an earth (possibly one of the metal struts that holds the bonnet open, a bolt in the engine or a clear metal part in the engine). The clamps will almost certainly damage painted areas of the vehicle, so choose wisely.

8.  Now start the car with the charged battery. After it has run for a few minutes try and start your car.

9.  If your car starts, KEEP IT RUNNING as you safely disconnect the jumper cables, close your bonnet and thank the hero that helped you.

10.  Now DRIVE for at least 15 minutes to ensure your battery has charge in it. Once you have driven for at least 15 minutes you can turn off your car. The longer you drive the car the more time the alternator has to replenish the charge in your battery.

If jump starting your car doesn't work, your battery may be beyond help and a call to your mechanic might be in order.

If a battery regularly goes flat or there is no good reason for it being flat (leaving lights on overnight for example) there may be a problem with the alternator (not charging the battery) or the battery itself may be beyond it's lifespan and no longer holding a charge. Good luck!

Have you ever gotten into your car only to realise the lights were on overnight and now the battery is flat. Do not fear ... it's easier to jumpstart a car than you might think...

Learn how to jump start your car

Not all cooling system failures are explosive in nature; in most cases it's a slow process that may start with you noticing puddles under the car or having to top off the coolant level regularly. These are often signs your radiator may be leaking.

Temby Auto Service in Eltham can perform a range of radiator repairs on most vehicles, including:

Book in your car for a radiator repair or replacement or contact us for a quote today.

 Car engine cooling system failures rank among the top three causes of roadside breakdowns in Australia, with radiator failures accounting for a large percentage of these. A fully functional radiator and cooling system is essential in preventing overheating, which can cause expensive breakdowns and may result in serious engine damage. Modern engines also operate more efficiently within specific temperature ranges.

The temperature gauge may indicate a high coolant temperature in slow traffic but returns to normal during high speed driving. In some cases, you may notice a sweetish, “hot water” smell coming from the engine, or even notice actual steam coming from under the bonnet. All these symptoms are serious and should not be ignored. 

All Repco Authorised Service centres employ highly trained technicians who are qualified to spot and correct problems which not only affect radiators, but all parts and components of modern engine cooling systems. When you have your cooling system inspected at a Repco Authorised Service centre, you gain the peace of mind that comes with knowing your vehicle's cooling system is up to the task of keeping your engine running at optimal temperatures.

Below are some commonly asked questions about radiators and cooling systems. We answer them here or you can call us today for a cooling system check. 

Why are there black flecks in the coolant?

What happens if I don't replace my leaking radiator?

What is a radiator flush and do I need one?

As a Repco Authorised Service centre, Temby Auto Service are fully qualified to service your new car and protect your new car warranty. You'll enjoy the friendly service you expect from a local and trusted independent service centre, combined with the reassurance of the nationwide warranty backing provided by Repco Authorised Service.

Don't let a Leaky Radiator turn into an expensive problem. Temby Auto Service can check and repair your entire cooling system…

Radiator and Cooling System Service in Eltham

Temby Auto Service have the knowledge and expertise to provide service, repairs and diagnostics on all European and Luxury vehicles including Alfa Romeo - Audi - BMW - Citroen - Ferrari - Fiat - Land Rover - Mercedes Benz - Mini Cooper - Peugeot - Lexus - Porsche - Volvo - Volkswagen and many more right here in our Eltham car service centre.

European cars are designed and built with distinctive craftsmanship, with finely tuned engines that require a high level of specialised knowledge to service or maintain them to the standards they deserve. Euro and Luxury vehicles often have cutting edge technologies that require cutting edge expertise.

We are Repco Auto-Tech training program members - Australia's leading provider of automotive technical training and information, so you can rest easy that Temby Auto Service are regularly updated with all modern vehicle servicing techniques. Through the Auto-Tech encyclopedia and Smart-Quote programs Temby Auto Service have easy access to the newest service schedules for all makes and models of Euro and Luxury Vehicles.

Our highly skilled technicians know exactly how to take good care of all European and Luxury Vehicles, whether it be using European car specific software for diagnosis or choosing the right quality parts.

European and Luxury vehicles contain finely tuned engines that are designed and built with a high level of craftsmanship, they require specialised knowledge in order to service or maintain them to the standards they deserve. 

We definitely have the expertise and technology needed to service and repair a full range of European and Luxury vehicles right here in Eltham but unlike some fancy specialist centres we don't limit ourselves to just luxury vehicles. We can service anything from an old holden through to even the newest of smart cars.

If you're looking for an Audi service, an experienced BMW mechanic or someone to help maintain your Luxury investment with qualified European car expertise contact us or book a service today.

Temby Auto Service have the knowledge and expertise to provide service, repairs and diagnostics on all European and Luxury vehicles right here in our Eltham car service centre…

Expert European and Luxury Car Service right here in Eltham

Power steering issues can be a pain for drivers - literally. You should never have to force your vehicle to move in the direction which you want it to go.

This is not just tiresome on the driver, but in certain circumstances it may present a significant safety issue. If your car is making a groaning sound when turning or if you have an odd rattling noise coming from the engine bay, give the friendly team at Temby Auto Service a call to help diagnose the problem with the following benefits;

Top Quality: As a part of the Repco Authorised Service Centre network all of the work we perform is backed by The Repco Authorised Service Nationwide Warranty, which is supported at almost 500 Repco Authorised Service centres Australia wide.

The Right Parts: We have direct access to the vast Repco spare parts network so we can find the right part at the right price - fast.

Fully Trained: Our mechanics are kept up to date with modern vehicle technology via the National Auto-tech program. We are well versed in diagnostic and service techniques for many different makes and models.

All Services: From a fleet of vehicles to the much loved family car, we are here for you.

When working correctly, the power steering system is quite remarkable, allowing pretty much anyone to handle an enormous steel machine as it zooms along at high speeds or navigates around tight corners. When you do have a power steering problem you'll probably notice the difference.

Symptoms include sluggish steering response, leaking hydraulic fluid under the vehicle and difficulty turning the steering wheel. Regular servicing is the best way to prevent problems, but if you notice anything amiss, contact us ASAP to get it checked out. We are located in Eltham and serve many customers in the surrounding areas as well.

Temby Auto Service steering services Include:

Get more useful information in Repco Authorised Service Power Steering Auto Facts Video

For expert Power Steering Services with a Nationwide Warranty and a competitive price, contact Temby Auto Service. We service customers in Eltham and the surrounding areas.

If your car is making a groaning sound when turning or if you have an odd rattling noise coming from the engine bay, give the friendly team at Temby Auto Service a call to help diagnose the problem with the following benefits...

Struggling to turn? Visit Temby Auto Service in Eltham for all your power steering problems

Absolutely .... over time, our engine oil can break down and become pretty contaminated with dust, dirt and debris from the surrounding environment. 

Proactively changing our car's engine oil will not only help our engine to work at its best, but also will prevent costly repairs down the track. Let's explore the benefits of getting an oil change in a little more detail.

1. Engine lubrication so it functions easily

Our car engine is made up of many moving parts rubbing up against each other to help create energy. These parts need to be kept lubricated to prevent wear and tear (or stopping to work all together). Oil provides this essential function.

Our engines demand a lot from the oil we use and over time will eventually break down the chemical construction of the oil so it can no longer provide lubrication. This is why old oil needs to be drained and new, fresh oil needs to be added to ensure proper lubrication.

We now know that the moving parts within our engine create a lot of friction. This in turn creates heat. Maintaining clean and sufficient amounts of oil ensures our engine is kept lubricated so it does not become overheated.

Dust and debris are deadly to our engines. Over time they will cause corrosion which will decrease the life of our engine. They also cause our engine oil to turn into 'sludge', decreasing lubrication and not allowing the oil to serve its primary function - lubrication. We want to keep our engine oil as clean as possible so it can perform at its peak, which is why removing the dirty oil and replacing it with new oil is essential.

If our engines are not lubricated properly, it makes internal components work harder, leading to increased fuel consumption and a dent in our pockets. An engine that also has to work harder leads to problems down the track, shortening the lifespan of our vehicle or requiring us to fork out a bunch of cash to get expensive components replaced. An oil change is a small investment to prevent issues down the road.

By getting regular oil changes with each car service we are helping to maintain the health of our vehicles and engines. Like most car maintenance jobs, it is a small cost that will save us in the long run!

Over time, our engine oil can break down and become pretty contaminated with dust, dirt and debris from the surrounding environment. So why does this really matter...

Why getting an oil change is so important

If you think a car engine is complex, then wait until you find out what goes on inside the exhaust system! Your car's exhaust system uses a combination of chemistry and physics to make it run in a clean, quiet and dignified way.

It's not hard to notice when your car's exhaust system is no longer functioning. You can smell it, hear it and often also see it. No-one wants the undignified job of driving a noisy smelly car all the way to the mechanic.

So how do your  know when your exhaust is on the way out?

If you're getting regular car services by a reputable mechanic, they will usually pick it up in good time and won't let the exhaust become too exhausted!

But how can you tell if you're looking at buying a used car where you can't know that the previous owner had the car serviced properly? You will need to have the exhaust system thoroughly inspected.

Firstly, you will need to understand how the exhaust system works...

Exhaust gas and sound waves from the combustion engine escape through the exhaust valve and into the manifold or main chamber. Exhaust is a hot gas made up of Carbon monoxide (CO), unburned hydrocarbons (HC), and oxides of Nitrogen (NOX). This stinky stuff is bad for people and the environment.

The exhaust gas and sound waves pass through a pipe into the Catalytic converter where it passes through two ducted ceramic blocks. The first ceramic block contains platinum and rhodium. When the hot toxic gas enters this ceramic block the heat causes a reaction causing the oxides of nitrogen to split into oxygen and nitrogen.

The gas then flows into the second ceramic block which contains platinum and palladium where the carbon monoxide and the unburned Hydrocarbons react with the oxygen creating carbon dioxide (CO2) water vapours (H2O) and Nitrogen (N2).

This mix of less toxic gas along with sound waves then travels through a pipe and into the aptly named muffler. The muffler consists of multiple expansion chambers.

Within the first expansion chamber is a pipe dotted with holes. Some of the sound waves exit the pipe into the chamber and bounce off the walls of the chamber. When the chamber is full of sound waves there is reduced space and friction which causes the sound waves to crash into each other cancelling themselves out. More intense sound waves travel into the second expansion chamber, which is smaller and bounce against the walls again, causing the same friction and cancelling out effect.

The loudest of the sound waves make it through the first 2 chambers and into the Helmholtz Resonator. Here the sound waves hit the opposite wall of the chamber and bounce back at the same frequency, again cancelling each other out.

The gas and remaining sound waves travel through on last smaller chamber where friction cancels out any last sound waves before exits the system and enters the atmosphere via the tail pipe.

Usually, the first thing to go in an exhaust system is the muffler. If you hear a constant rumbling sound coming from under the car this could be the sign of a failing muffler.

The biggest cause of problems in an exhaust system is corrosion or rust. This can come from outside the system via rain but it also comes from inside the system with the water vapours in the exhaust.

The best way to check your exhaust system is to simply look at it.

If you see rust it might be time to get it looked at by your local mechanic. If you're assessing a used car to buy, then this is a red flag. A professional vehicle inspection will keep us safe from buying a car with an exhausted exhaust system!

If you think a car engine is complex, then wait until you find out what goes on inside the exhaust system! Your car's exhaust system uses a combination of chemistry and physics to make it run in a clean, quiet and dignified way...

How do you know if your exhaust has a problem?

How do you know if your exhaust is exhausted?

Differential bushings could be the issue if they are aged, worn or cracked.  They control movement in the joints, absorb road bumps and reduce vibrations and noise while driving or reversing. These are one of many automotive issue we can handle at Temby Auto Service, your trusted local mechanic in Eltham.

It is fair to say that the Ford Territory and Falcon are two of the most popular vehicles on Australian roads. Both of these models are prone to high rates of wear in some rear suspension components, such as the rear differential bushing. This is particularly apparent on vehicles that have travelled high kilometres, have high horsepower or vehicles towing loads regularly.

A tell-tale sign that this bushing is no longer performing as intended is hearing a clunking noise or feeling a jolt under acceleration or when shifting gears from drive to reverse. The primary function of the rear differential bushing is to provide a smooth and quiet transfer of power from the engine to the rear wheels of your vehicle under acceleration.

Should this issue go unresolved it may result in excessive wear on surrounding drive train and suspension components so it is wise and economical to act swiftly should you be experiencing any of these symptoms.

Your local Repco Authorised Service Centre Temby Auto Service in Eltham is experienced in diagnosing and fixing this problem. We can replace your worn rubber differential bushing with a highly durable Nolathane differential bushing specifically designed and manufactured to address this problem and return your vehicle back to its optimum performance.

So, if “clunking” goes with your Territory or Falcon, contact the team at Temby Auto Service today.

It is fair to say that the Ford Territory and Falcon are two of the most popular vehicles on Australian roads. Both of these models are prone to high rates of wear in some rear suspension components, such as the rear differential bushing.

At Temby Auto Service in  Eltham we believe the transmission is an important part of your vehicle.

Without the transmission, your vehicle would not be able to move between gears. The transmission fluid allows you to do this smoothly and also protects the working parts inside your transmission. The transmission fluid doesn't diminish through use. Yet the level should still be checked periodically because if there is a leak, or the fluid level is low, it will harm the internal parts of your transmission.

Transmission fluid can become dirty over time with metal shavings and other particles which will shorten the life of your transmission. Replacing a transmission is a costly exercise and so checking the fluid and replacing it when necessary is a good investment in the long run.

At Temby Auto Service we provide a full 65 Point Vehicle Condition Report upon request with every full car service - This includes a check of your transmission fluid and we will advise you if we think your fluid needs to be replaced or if a transmission service might be needed.

Call Temby Auto Service for all your diesel 4WD and diesel passenger vehicle repairs, inspections and services. We are conveniently located in Eltham.

A diesel engine can be more efficient, better for the environment and cheaper to run than its petrol-powered counterpart. However, it still needs regular servicing to keep it running at an ultimate level and to help make sure nothing goes wrong. 

Our technicians at Temby Auto Service are fully qualified to service diesel SUV, AWD, 4WD and Passenger diesel vehicles. Contact us today.

Call Temby Auto Service for all your diesel 4WD and diesel passenger vehicle repairs, inspections and services.

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We advise that our workshop will be closed for the Christmas period from the close of business on Friday the 20th of December and reopening on Monday the 6th of January. Emergency contact phone number is 0404068809

We advise that the workshop will be closed over the Easter long weekend reopening on Tuesday the 11th of April

We also advise that we will be closed Tuesday the 25th of April for ANZAC Day reopening Wednesday the 26th of April.

We wish to advise that we will be closed for the public holiday on the 29th of September. Apologies for any inconvenience.

We wish to advise that we will be closed on Monday the 6th of November and Tuesday the 7th of November. Apologies for any inconvenience.

Temby Auto Service take great pride in offering their clients personalised, and friendly service at all times. 

Temby Auto offers a one stop solution to all your car needs . We fix everything properly and test our repairs before you drive away safely. We get it right with great pride and care. 

Conveniently located in Eltham, the business is a member of the Repco Auto Tech training program, ensuring their technicians are kept fully up to date with modern vehicle repair methods.

Temby Auto Service have a wealth of experience in servicing all makes and models, including commercial fleet vehicles. As a Repco Authorised Service centre, they have a commitment to high quality workmanship, ensuring the very best in automotive care.

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