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ARE you one of the hundreds of bike enthusiasts forced to travel miles to find a friendly testing station run by people who understand bikes and bikers? – then help is at hand.


A new business, but with a familiar name and a familiar face, has opened in Chart Sutton, offering quality service – at a competitive price.


Allcars Chart Sutton, at Chart Corner, offers motorcycle MOT testing as well as general car servicing and repairs. The garage is owned and run by biking enthusiast Martin Button and his wife Lianne, who realised that garages offering


motorcycle MOTs were actually very few – and far between. MOT tests on his own bike collection, ranging from classic mopeds to superbikes, used to involve a lengthy and time consuming trip to Medway. Martin, who lives in nearby Leeds, began his working career at the original Allcars Langley in 1979 ......... and his former employers have allowed him to take on the name as it’s one with which many local people will be familiar.


With car servicing from £70 all inclusive and a labour rate of £35/hr Allcars is able to offer its four wheeled customers quality and value for money and, for those on two wheels, motorcycle MOT’s are being offered at an introductory price of £25 (normally £29.65)


Call in or telephone


01622 844579 or visit the website


www.allcarschartsutton.co.uk chart sutton allcars chart sutton allcars Chart Corner, Chart Sutton, Maidstone ME17 3SB *on production of this advert until the end of December 2012 only


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