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Here at MotorServ UK, we offer full servicing and MOT of vehicles to ensure that they are safe and road worthy.

After 3 months in lockdown, we’re all starting to begin to slowly return to normal. With shops beginning to re-open and non-essential businesses returning to work, now is the best time for you to service your car before returning back to work

Throughout these uncertain times I'm sure you’re probably confused about what to do now that your car is due for it’s MOT. Here at MotorServ UK we want to work in a safe environment to ensure that both you and our staff are safe and well throughout this global pandemic. We want to address the extensions of your MOT and the government guidelines which have been put in place. 

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Passing your driving test is an incredible feeling, as you look forward to the freedom and joy that the road can provide. Taking to the roads for the first time without an instructor can be terrifying, so read on to discover some of the best tips for new drivers…

With the motor industry shifting towards electric and hybrid style motors, Mini have evolved to meet this change. In this review we introduce you to the Mini Electric, the first of its kind to run purely on electric. Read on to find out more…

More than anyone, motorists know that things don’t always go to plan. Tyres pop, accidents happen and mechanics fail. With that in mind, read on to find out a handy guide for essential items to keep in your car…

If you own a car that is over three-years-old, it’s crucial to ensure that you keep up to date with MOT regulations and that you remember to book your car in for a test before your MOT certificate expires.

Checking and changing your oil is a necessary evil and it isn’t worth putting it off. If you’re not sure how to go about it, we have put together a short guide! If you have any questions, do get in touch with a member of the team, or book in for a check and change with us.

How do you know when to repair or when to replace your tyre? It is important to keep a close eye on your tyres and to know when they need repairing or replacing, but we know it isn’t always easy. We have put together the short guide below so you can identify the course of action. Take a look and if you need extra help and advice, please let us know.