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Car Services Canberra

At ACT tyre Brake & Mechanical we provide logbook services along with general services for all makes & models in Canberra

Does your car need a service?

Our mechanics in Canberra our here to help you

At ACT Tyre Brake & Mechanical, we can service all makes and all models of cars. In addition to this, we can fit tyres to all makes and models as well. We are your one-stop shop for all your service, repairs and tyre fittings.

We have 2 locations in Canberra, Braddon, and Mitchell. If you work in town and want to get a service while at work Braddon is your ideal location. If you are in the suburbs then Mitchell can be the store for you.

We look forward to helping you get your car back on the road and ready to drive. The links on this page cover our most seen brands of cars and if your looking for more specific information on your car then please visit these links. If you have any questions about your car that are not on these pages then please give our staff a call.

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Logbook service

car brake repairs in Canberra

Brake repairs & service

driving tips for wet roads in Canberra

Tyres checks & rotations

Suspension Repairs Canberra

Suspension checks

wheel alignments Canberra

Wheel alignments

Engine & oil checks

We strive for excellence in everything we do.

We strive for excellence in everything we do.

Call either of our two workshops today to book in your car for a service, repair or instal

Our Canberra car service mechanics can service all makes & models

These are the cars we see the most

Holden

Ford

BMW

Audi

Hyundai

Honda

Mazda

Lexus

Nissan

Skoda

Toyota

Volkswagen

Our Car Service Client Reviews In Canberra

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 Based on 98 reviews 
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
 
 
 
 Kate Allan 
 
 
 Kate Allan 
 
21/11/2023
 
 
  
Super friendly service!
  
 
  
 
 
 
 Drew Forme 
 
 
 Drew Forme 
 
21/08/2023
 
 
  
Good guys, did what was asked!
  
 
  
 
 
 
 Wittaya Manee-in 
 
 
 Wittaya Manee-in 
 
08/07/2023
 
 
  
Very fast service.
  
 
  
 
 
 
 Barbara Seeuwen 
 
 
 Barbara Seeuwen 
 
26/06/2023
 
 
  
Polite helpful and quick. I wouldn’t go anywhere else. Definitely 5 stars !
  
 
  
 
 
 
 Mark Zezulka 
 
 
 Mark Zezulka 
 
20/06/2023
 
 
  
Best Continental dealer in Canberra. Ordered special tyres I was after and arrived overnight. Was booked same week and car completed quickly but very professionally
  
 
  
 
 
 
 Ral85 Mad99 
 
 
 Ral85 Mad99 
 
11/05/2023
 
 
  
Good service

Questions our car service mechanics in Canberra get asked the most

We will look at the fundamental components-fuel mix, compression, timing belt, head gasket, and spark plugs as well as the minor details that might create a problem.

If you haven’t mastered the tricky business of friction, we’ll fix your clutch and help you understand how you can shift from one position to the next without making your engine stall and your passengers get whiplash.

The short answer is No!

The law states that any licensed mechanic, fitting & using high-quality parts according to the manufacturers’ specifications will maintain your new car warranty.

This really comes down to the type of car that you have.

Not all cars are the same, so always go by your vehicle’s manual.

However, we’d recommend a minimum of once a year, despite how often you may or may not drive your car.

Leaving it any longer than this could mean a simple fix becoming a more complex and expensive fix if something is left unchecked for too long.

There are many things in your vehicle that break down naturally over time, such as your oil and filters.

Getting these replaced once a year will ensure your vehicle is ready to be driven whenever you need it.

Modern engines are extremely complex and tricky to repair, so a yearly service will prove a worthy investment in reliability, and save you money in the long run.

Brakes are one of those things people consistently get overcharged on. 

There are many workshops that replace brakes too soon.

On most modern cars, there is a dash light that indicates when your brake pads need replacing. But your mechanic should be checking your brakes every time you have a service, so it is important to make sure you are having regular car services.

On older cars, the pads will emit a high-pitched squeal. Any time before that, your brakes are probably fine.

If you are unsure you can always call us and we can check them for you.

For most cars, we recommend checking your engine oil every couple of months.

To check your oil, use the dipstick, wipe it clean and push it back in to measure the level.

If it’s looking low, top it up with the correct grade of oil.

But if you are getting your car serviced regularly this should not be a problem. 

Also a lot of modern cars will tell you when you need to check your oil as a dashboard light near the speedo.

Don’t worry! Just like the workout you missed, or the cheat day meal you had, we can get you back on track and your car back into a healthy cycle.

While missing a service isn’t ideal, it isnt the end of the world. 

The best thing you can do is to address the elephant in the room and get your service done as soon as possible. 

The longer you leave it, the more likely you are to encounter problems with your car down the line.

Your tyres should have a PSI level written on them. If it isnt on there, then sometimes there is a sticker on the inside panel of your door, which can give you this information. 

As a side note, keeping the tyres at the right pressure will ensure your vehicle drives as well as it can and save you fuel.

As a general rule of thumb, we’d recommend a pressure of 30-32 PSI for daily road use.

Absolutely! Like anything you buy, if you buy cheap it usually doesn’t last as long.

Many workshops offset the cost of providing cheaper services by using low-quality parts that are far inferior to what you’d get from either the manufacturer or a more renowned mechanic.

Ensuring you’re using high-quality filters, oil, sensors, and brakes will ensure that not only your car run as reliably as possible in the long run, but in some cases, it will make your driving experience far more pleasant and safer.