Which service should I choose?
The type of service you choose for your car will be dependent on various factors, including the condition of your car, the number of miles you drive and the last time your car was serviced. We offer two types of service for you Full Service which includes a comprehensive 70 points check while Interim Service has a 50 points check. Find out what include in these services.
Full Service includes a comprehensive 70-point check, Interim Service has a 50-point check. At Car Services in Reading we use
the latest equipment, allowing our qualified technicians and mechanics to diagnose any problems quickly and
efficiently. Forgetting to service the vehicle as per manufacturer schedule can cause airborne debris such as
leaves and dust to find their way into the engine, in particular the cylinders. This grime can then mix with the
engine oil, which, when moves around the engine can slowly wear away engine components due to its abrasive nature.
If left for a while clogged filters can cause serious damage to engine, reducing its performance and costing you
more money than the cost of a normal service. At Car Services in Reading we keep a range of different service parts in stock
for every make and model, so you can get the service you need to keep the vehicle engine running at the highest
possible standard.
Air filters prevent dirt and other materials from getting into vehicle engines and should be changed as per
service schedule to ensure trouble-free engine function. Fuel Filter. The purpose of fuel filters is to prevent
debris from getting into vehicle engine and contaminating fuel supply.
An oil filter is a vital component it is Designed to protect the engine from dangerous contaminants.
The pollen filter actually filters out more than just pollen it stops all kinds of debris, pollution and odours from entering the cabin and clogging up the heating, ventilation and air-conditioning systems.
The grade and type of engine oil used can also impact the car's economy and emissions, so it is essential to use the correct grade engine oil. Unlike blood, engine oils don't self-cleanse and after a short amount of time will start to degrade and become progressively dirtier and less efficient.
At Car Services in Reading we cater for all models within the Nissan range. If you do not see your vehicle in the list below, please call us and we will give you a quote for your car service accordingly.
6 Months
Change oil and oil filter special oils at extra charge Top up bonnet fluid levels. Check brakes. Check steering. Check suspension. Check tyres. Check pollen filter. Collection and delivery.
12 Months
Change oil and oil filter special oils if required Top up bonnet fluid levels. Check brakes remove wheels. Check brake fluid. Check steering. Check suspension. Check tyres. Check pollen filter. Change air filter. Replace spark plugs if applicable (at extra cost). Collection and delivery.
See what's included in each service
Interim Service Includes (50 Points Check) Full Service Includes (70 Points Check)
Interim
Full
Initial
Checks
Collect vehicle from specified address
Check vehicle history
Note customer comments and recommendations
Check for damage to body work
Check trims
Check lamps
Check number plates
Check mirrors
Check timing belt interval
Log vehicle condition
Interim
Full
Vehicle on ground checks
Check ABS
Check all interior warning lights
Check horn
Check condition and operation of seat belts
Check operation of interior lights and switches
Check operation of exterior lights and switches
Check front and rear windscreen wipers and washers
Check condition and security of windscreen
Check condition and security of rear view mirror
Check fuel cap
Check air conditioning
Check and top up power steering reservoir
Check PAS
Check auxiliary belt
Check fan belts
Check fuel cap
Check pollen/cabin filter
Check battery condition and security
Check clutch operation
Check handbrake operation and travel
Check and top up gearbox oil
Check and top up axle oil
Check and top up transfer box oil (if applicable)
Check and top up all under bonnet fluid levels
Check and top up brake fluid
Check and top up antifreeze
CLubricate door hinges
Lubricate catches and locks (where required)
Check coolant systems for leaks
Check engine cooling fan
Check operation of throttle and lubricate as required
Replace air filter
Replace spark plugs if applicable (at extra cost)
Visually inspect condition of HT leads
Inspection details
Interim
Full
Vehicle off
ground checks
Carry out under-body inspection (check for any corrosion)
Replace engine oil specialist if required
Replace oil filter
Check condition and security of steering
Check condition and security of suspension
Check condition and security of mountings
Check condition and security of gaiters
Check exhaust system for security and leaks
Check fuel lines for security and leaks
Check brake pipes
Check exhaust system for security and leaks
Check fuel lines for security and leaks
Check brake pipes
Check hoses
Check handbrake cables
Check cylinders/calipers for leakage (if applicable)
Check condition of distributor cap
Check engine and gearbox mounts for wear
Test starter motor cranking operation and security
Visually inspect radiator and coolant pipes/hoses for security and
leaks
Check tyre condition and adjust pressure (if required)
Check and record brake pads/shoes for condition and operation
Check and record drums and discs for condition and operation
Check condition and operation of front brakes (wheels removed)
Check condition and operation of rear brakes (wheels removed)
Refit wheels (if applicable) - set wheel torque
Additional checks as per manufacturer schedule
Inspection details
Interim
Full
Vehicle Final
checks
Conduct road test
Check exhaust emissions and idle speed
Reset service light (where applicable)
Stamp service book
Deliver vehicle to specified address
Vehicle delivery condition
Over time, the brake fluid in your car becomes less effective as it absorbs moisture from the
surroundings. This results in increased stopping distances and reduced braking efficiency, which is why
we recommend regularly checking your brake fluid with us and replacing it as necessary.
Nissan Transmission Service Your transmission oil plays a vital role as both a lubricant and
coolant. As it’s subjected to more and more gear changes, it gradually becomes thinner and needs to be
replaced. Your Service Schedule recommends.
The engine coolant circulates through the car's cooling system, it serves to keep the engine at an
optimal temperature for an efficient combustion cycle and prevents it from overheating. The coolant
runs from the reservoir, through the radiator, the water pump and onto the thermostat to be circulated
through the engine back to the reservoir where the process begins anew.
Without a steady supply of cool engine coolant flowing through the cooling system there is a risk that
the car will overheat, in some cases the engine can then suffer expensive internal damage. Debris like
scale or rust shed by the internals of the system can cause an inadequate flow of engine coolant
through the system. Eventually, the system can clog up entirely. Should you experience problems with
the engine coolant supply, then it is advisable to have the cooling system inspected and, if necessary,
have the coolant replaced. Seeing that engine coolant is generally prone to deteriorate over time it
should always be replaced as and when stipulated in the guidelines set out by your car's manufacturer.
In short, a Nissan Air Conditioning Service enables you to maintain the perfect climate when
driving. However, the perfect climate isn’t just limited to the temperature. Providing an enjoyable
cabin that is dust and allergen free is one of the key roles of your Nissan s air conditioning
system. To keep your air conditioning working perfectly, we recommend operating the system often, as
well as ensuring you have it examined and receive one of our air conditioning service options completed
by our expert Technicians, regularly.
If you find that you are unable to achieve a comfortable temperature or de-fog your windscreen on a
cold morning, your car may need an air conditioning recharge. A Nissan Recharge Service is the
perfect fix and includes full system checks for both pressure and leaks, as well as a complete drain
and refilling of refrigerant and lubricants. And as to be expected, the Nissan Air Conditioning
Recharge Service comes with a level of expertise only.
Is your Nissan starting to lose that new car smell? It may be time for a refresh service. We want
your drive to be as comfortable as possible and we have the expertise to make that happen we recommend
you take your Nissan to your local Car Services in Reading Nissan Centre so a highly trained Nissan
technician can clean and disinfect the evaporator and air duct systems, as well as treat the air vents
and the interior to keep that new car smell for a little longer.
Nissan entire service history is now stored electronically in a secure Nissan database. This
gives us a simple way to access information and guard against details being lost, as well as to protect
buyers from forgery. Of course, when you have your Nissan serviced, we’ll also provide you with a
convenient printout of any work done or recommended.
The cost of replacing the engine coolant depends on your car and what parts your car's manufacturer
recommends using for the replacement.
Common Nissan Problems found during a full service
It is known that Nissan engines commonly leak form the valve covers or tensioner gasket seals.
This can be a highly hazardous as there is a risk of leaking oil hitting the exhaust which will in
turn cause the oil to burn. Engine oil also destroys wiring if it comes into contact which is why you
may face electrical faults as a result of leaking oil in your Nissan. If your engine oil is
leaking in your Nissan, a mechanic will be sure to find it during a full service as there are a
number of tell-tale signs. It would be hard not to miss as the liquid would be likely to be dripping
form the undercarriage of the car..
If the axle joint on an Nissan dries out, you are likely to hear a clunking or clicking sound when
making sharp turns. This happens when the CV boot has been torn and grease has been split into the
interior engine. The axle joint needs grease to operate properly and so when there isn’t any
available, you’re going to face problems. During an Nissan full service, a mechanic will be likely
to check on the health of the CV boot and axle joint if you have been hearing strange noises coming
from your car.
Many Nissan models have a flexible joint in the exhaust between the down-pipe and the catalytic
converters. This joint is prone to weathering and often begins to leak. While the deeper exhaust note
can sound cool for a while, the results can be very expensive. There are a range of other Nissan
specific problems which may be picked up during a full service, here are just a few more of the other
common issues.
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