Downend, Fishponds, Frenchay, Siston, Warmley, Bridgeyate, Hanham, Emersons Green, Pucklechurch, Abson, North Common, St Pauls, Montpelier, St Werburghs
Brake Inspection, Bulb Replacement, Front Wheel Alignment, MOT, Servicing, Tyre Repair
Really good service. Good communications -everything explained and fixed price.
Would like to give them more than 5 stars. First time ever that I’ve come out of a mechanics feeling that I haven’t been fleeced. The mechanics were clear about what needed doing and spoke in layman’s terms. Thanks guys.
Dropped off my car for MOT as I used their garage for the last several years for both of my cars. On the way to the garage a low tyre pressure warning light poped out on the dash but I thought it shouldn’t be a problem as most garages would just pump the tyre. Few hours later got a call from the garage saying that the car failed MOT due to the warning light on the dash, and apparently the headlights were aiming too higher too. I just could believe that. It appeared that they’ve now introduced £10 retest fee. So I picked up the car, went to the nearest petrol station to pump the wheel and the light has disappeared. Then took it to another garage for headlight adjustment, which they did free of charge stating that it was nowhere near the fail anyway. Went back to MrClutch the next day for retest and paid that £10 for retest. It used to be a decent and honest garage. Not anymore. Not taking my cars there anymore not for service nor MOT. In my opinion they should be revoked off the MOT license. Feel myself fooled for £10. Pathetic.
Needed new clutch, found them very helpful, received daily updated and prompt service would definitely use them again
Good service, friendly and helpful people. Thanks again!
Using the guide below, you can find your tyre size quickly and easily from the sidewall of your current tyres.
You're looking for a 3-digit number e.g. 185
Followed by a 2-digit number e.g. 65
The rim size e.g. 15 inches
A 2/3-digit number and a letter e.g. 88 (load) and H (speed)
Using the guide below, you can find your tyre size quickly and easily from the sidewall of your current tyres.
You're looking for a 3-digit number e.g. 120
Followed by a 2-digit number e.g. 70
Tyre construction and rim size shown e.g. ZR 17
A 2/3-digit number and a letter e.g. 58 (load) and W (speed)
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