Logbook Servicing
Logbook Servicing
KEEP YOUR WARRANTY PROTECTED
Logbook servicing is essential to keep your vehicle performing as intended while maintaining its manufacturer warranty. At Shamrock Tyres & Mechanical, we carry out logbook servicing strictly according to manufacturer guidelines, ensuring your vehicle receives the correct care at every scheduled interval.
What Our Logbook Servicing Includes
Logbook servicing is performed based on your vehicle’s make, model, and service interval, and may include:
Engine oil and filter replacement
Tyre pressure checks and adjustments
Brake inspection and adjustment
Steering and suspension inspection
Battery testing
Radiator hoses and cooling system checks
Fan belts and drive belts inspection
Lights, indicators, and safety checks
Any additional items listed by the manufacturer in your logbook will also be completed as required.
What Is Logbook Servicing?
Logbook servicing follows the specific service schedule set by your vehicle manufacturer. Each service is completed using approved procedures, correct specifications, and suitable parts to ensure your car remains in excellent condition throughout its ownership.
When Is Logbook Servicing Required?
Logbook servicing is usually required at specific kilometre intervals or time periods, such as every 1,000 km, 6 months, or as specified by the manufacturer. Following this schedule helps maintain reliability and protects your vehicle warranty.
Benefits of Logbook Servicing with Us
- Manufacturer-approved servicing methods
- Qualified mechanics experienced across all makes and models
- Genuine or high-quality replacement parts
- Modern diagnostic equipment
- Transparent pricing and clear explanations
- Warranty-safe servicing practices
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
How often should logbook servicing be done?
Logbook servicing should be completed at the intervals specified by your vehicle manufacturer.
What happens if logbook servicing is delayed?
Missing scheduled services can affect vehicle performance and may impact warranty coverage.
How is logbook servicing different from a general service?
Logbook servicing follows manufacturer-specific requirements, while general servicing is more flexible.
What does a logbook service cover?
It covers all checks, replacements, and inspections listed by the manufacturer for that service interval.