SMTA members choose Bradbury equipment
GES Scotland have installed new Bradbury connected MOT ATL Bays all over Scotland. Niall Farmer recently worked with members Tyrefair in Kinross and Quilliam Vehicle Maintenance in Lossiemouth.
Paul Quilliam served as a full time RAF vehicle technician and opened QVM in 2014 to provide professional vehicle maintenance services in the Moray area. Having a military background, Paul understands RAF and Army personnel and their family’s automotive requirements which resulted in steady growth and the need to be able to offer MOT testing on site.
Quilliam Vehicle Maintenance MOT testing station
Right: Tyrefair’s Class 7 MOT bay.
Below: Tyrefair’s MOT centre in Kinross
Paul contacted Niall Farmer to help with planning, DVSA approval and everything required to arrange and install the correct equipment. Paul commented” Since being handed a business card by a fellow student on my MOT Managers course, Niall Farmer has been instrumental in setting up the MOT station here at Quilliam Vehicle Maintenance. From the initial measurements through to ongoing support following DVSA sign-off, Niall was quick to offer expert advice when we needed it. We opted for the Bradbury connected ATL bay as we believe they are the market leaders in garage equipment and know their products to be of high quality. We are now carrying out MOT tests daily and all our customers are impressed with our new set-up. Thanks Niall!”
Aidan King of Tyrefair in Kinross opened his Class 7 MOT bay in June 2020 and worked with Niall from conception to completion. Aidan said “working with Niall made the MOT project straightforward and he was on hand every day to offer advice and assistance. The Bradbury equipment has the best features and is now paying for itself every day.”
Above: Niall Farmer
For a chat about anything to do with MOT equipment call Niall Farmer on 07483 827734 or email
nfarmer@mpdonline.co.uk
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