Air Conditioning

This is the R134a style of gas found in most vehicles built before 2014. 

If you are unsure what type of gas is in your vehicle just ask and we are able to tell you. 

Vehicle air conditioning systems can lose refrigerant gas over time, especially if they aren't used regularly, which means that they may not work as well as they should. This is why car manufacturers recommend your air con system is recharged with gas and lubricant every 2 years. This service is not part of routine vehicle servicing, so if your vehicle is more than 2 years old it’s probably due an air con recharge.

This is a basic re-gas which involves replacing the old gas with fresh new gas.

This is R1234YF type of gas, found in most new cars build from 2014 onwards. If you are unsure what type of gas is in your vehicle just ask and we are able to tell you. 

Vehicle air conditioning systems can lose refrigerant gas over time, especially if they aren't used regularly, which means that they may not work as well as they should. This is why car manufacturers recommend your air con system is recharged with gas and lubricant every 2 years. This service is not part of routine vehicle servicing, so if your vehicle is more than 2 years old it’s probably due an air con recharge.

This is a basic re-gas which involves replacing the old gas with fresh new gas.

Our 5-in-1 specialist treatment not only helps protect your air conditioning system, it can also fix minor leaks within the system. This can be a great solution instead of costly repairs.

Benefits:
 Reduces friction and ensures constant system performance.
 Minimises wear-and-tear in the coolant compressor.
 Protects PAG oil against oxidation.
 Special fluorescent substance enables fast discovery of leaks.
 Refreshes O-rings and seals, protecting against micro leaks.