PREPARE YOUR CAR FOR WINTER


All Service & Repairs Undertaken


Tel: 01254 888842


Proprietor: Nigel Haworth


Rear, Queen St Garage Great Harwood


It’s always a good idea to get your vehicle to a garage before winter sets in, so that it starts on those frosty mornings, and you’re not thrashing it with a branch like Basil Fawlty. A professional service is not just about the antifreeze, it’s about your safety. They will check tyres for wearing, balding or alignment issues, but you should check tyre pressures at least once a month as improperly inflated tyres can reduce road grip when you need it the most. A garage will also ensure your brakes are effective for winter conditions when the roads can sometimes be treacherous with water, ice and leaves. All lights should be in good working order as lower visibility in the winter can make it difficult for drivers to not only see, but to be seen aswell. Keeping your petrol tank at least half full will help reduce moisture problems in the fuel system. The cold temperature increases the battery workload and can take it’s toll. If your car cranks slowly when you start it, have the battery checked as low temperatures can also cause it to discharge. Wash your car regularly to protect the bodywork from corrosion due to the salt on the roads, and any scrapes should be treated to prevent the salt attacking the metalwork. Make sure you have a winter type screenwash in your windscreen washer bottle, the salt from the roads whitening the screen can be really annoying.


Get it fixed and drive carefully. A Clegg Motors Garage


Anthony Clegg


Unit 9E St Lawrence Mill Mill Street Great Harwood Mobile 07515 963708


All types of mechanical repairs Servicing, Tyres, Exhausts Brakes and Clutches MOT’s Carried out


DEVRON


GARAGE Alan Ramsbottom Way


Great Harwood BB6 7EJ Tel: 01254 882887 Mob: 07774 920662


Collection & Delivery Service


Time Served Peugeot Trained Technician All Makes Serviced And Repaired


38.


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