FAQ

Yes. A Roadworthy Certificate, also known as a Safety Certificate in Queensland, is legally required when selling, transferring ownership, re-registering, or registering a vehicle from interstate.
A Roadworthy Certificate ensures your car meets minimum safety standards for public road use. A Rideshare Inspection Certificate includes extra checks (like interior cleanliness and A/C functionality) specific to Uber, DiDi, and Ola requirements.
For private sellers, it’s valid for 2 months or 2,000 km (whichever comes first). For licensed motor dealers, it lasts 3 months or 1,000 km.
It includes a full check of the engine, brakes, transmission, suspension, tyres, electricals, body condition, and a test drive—plus a detailed report with photos and repair recommendations.
Yes. We perform logbook servicing using approved parts and procedures, meeting all manufacturer guidelines so your new car warranty stays protected.
A Basic Service includes oil changes, fluid top-ups, and safety checks. A Major Service covers everything in a Basic Service plus spark plugs, filters, transmission fluid, coolant flush, and more.
Every 12–24 months is ideal. Regular servicing helps prevent refrigerant loss, keeps your A/C cold, and avoids expensive repairs.
If your car pulls to one side, feels bouncy, makes knocking noises over bumps, or the steering feels loose or stiff, your suspension or steering system may need repairs.
Yes. We offer diagnostics, repairs, rebuilds, and full replacements for both engines and transmissions, including manual and automatic vehicles.
Common signs include slow starts, dim lights, dashboard warnings, or a clicking sound when starting. Most car batteries last 3–5 years.
Yes, depending on your location. Ask our team when booking—we may be able to come to your home or workplace.
Minor services are usually same-day. Larger jobs like suspension or engine repairs may take longer, but we’ll always provide a timeline upfront.