Get to the Bottom of Vehicle Issues With Our Plug-in Diagnostics in Brentwood & Three Other Essex Locations | The Garage Group Essex
In days gone by, diagnosing engine faults could be a fairly long winded process involving a certain degree of trial and error; even for the most accomplished and experienced mechanics around. But now, by using sophisticated plug-in diagnostics technology which communicates directly with a vehicle’s on-board computer, the process is quicker, simpler and as a result: cheaper. The Garage Group Essex, with garages located in Brentwood, Basildon, Chelmsford and Romford, welcome motorists from all surrounding Essex locales, and are fully equipped to get to the bottom of faults, having invested in the latest and greatest plug-in diagnostics equipment.
Our trained mechanics will extract fault codes from your ECU, cross-referencing them with manufacturer guidance so you know exactly why your vehicle is acting up. Common reasons motorists come to us include a sudden loss of performance, and strange sounds, sensations and smells when accelerating, braking or shifting gear. We’ll take the time to explain the issue clearly and concisely, and recommend the best course of action – whether it be repair work or routine car servicing. Our aim is to de-mystify the inner workings of the vehicles of our Basildon, Brentford, Chelmsford and Romford customers.
Don’t Ignore Vehicle Warning Lights
It can be tempting – if your vehicle isn’t suffering noticeable performance issues – to put-off seeing to why dashboard warning lights have recently lit up. Sometimes, they signal something basic like an oil change that is a standard part of routine car servicing. Other times, they warrant further investigation via plug-in diagnostics.
Delaying visiting a garage for technical assistance can mean an underlying problem worsens, leading to a breakdown or your safety being compromised. That’s why we urge motorists around Basildon, Brentford, Chelmsford and Romford to book in for plug-in diagnostics as soon as they see warning lights come on.