We provide our services to clients all across Walkerston, including those in Calen, Seaforth, Mirani, Eungella, Haliday Bay, Rural View and Habana.

In most states and territories, you cannot legally sell a registered vehicle without a roadworthy certificate. If you sell a car without this certificate, the buyer cannot transfer the registration, and you may face fines or penalties. Unregistered vehicles can be sold without a roadworthy certificate, but the buyer will need to obtain one before they can register the vehicle. It’s always a good idea to provide the certificate to ensure a smooth transaction and legal compliance.

Logbook servicing is a type of car service that follows the vehicle manufacturer’s guidelines to ensure that the vehicle is maintained according to its specific needs. This type of service is carried out at regular intervals, as specified in the vehicle's logbook. It includes checks and replacements for key components such as engine oil, filters and spark plugs. Keeping up with logbook servicing is essential to maintain the manufacturer’s warranty, improve the vehicle’s performance and prevent unexpected breakdowns.

No, you do not need to use the dealership for logbook servicing to maintain your vehicle’s warranty. As long as a licensed mechanic follows the manufacturer's guidelines outlined in the logbook and uses appropriate parts, your warranty will remain intact. However, it is essential to ensure that all services are recorded in your logbook, with detailed descriptions of the work done and parts replaced. This ensures that your vehicle’s service history is fully documented, which can be beneficial for warranty claims and resale value.