Our services

Our team of car specialists have been selected for their superior knowledge of all makes and models of cars so you can be confident that the service we provide is not just outstanding – it’s positively awesome.

Our solution to the problem of rising costs of car repairs is to work to extremely high standards. Using the latest car diagnostic equipment and maintenance technology, we not only identify the problem quickly, we prevent future problems to keep costs down for our customers.

Every single quote is comprehensively detailed, so there are no surprising extras, and we’re competitively priced. Our goal? Your peace of mind and confidence in our integrity and professionalism.

General Car Servicing

– Electronic Tuning
– Wheel Alignment and Balancing
– Timing Belts
– Fleet Servicing
– Diesel intake and EGR Cleaning

A thorough service can prevent problems from occurring and help keep your car in pristine condition.

Mechanical Repairs

– Brake and Clutch repairs
– Suspension repairs
– CV Joints and Shafts repairs
Using the latest technology saves on labour costs as our specialist mechanics can identify problems quickly and move straight in and resolve the issue.

New Vehicle Warranty and Log Book Servicing

Many customers don’t realise that they can switch mechanics without in validating their warranty. So, if you don’t feel you are getting a good service, come to us and we’ll show you how awesome we can be!

Online E-Safety Inspections

A yearly safety inspection is required by New South Wales and we can provide this efficiently and professionally.

Pre-Purchase Inspections

Buying a second-hand car can be a daunting prospect so why not get a second opinion? Our mechanics will be happy to inspect the car on your behalf and let you know if it’s a bargain buy or dud of the century.

Isn’t it time you treated your car to 5-star quality? Call us today on 02 4961 1002.

SERVICING

What does the engine do? The engine is the heart of the vehicle, converting the energy stored in fuel into the power required to move the vehicle and run accessories such as heating, air conditioning and lights. Filters for oil, fuel, and the air required...
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TIMING BELTS

How does a timing belt work? The Camshaft Timing Belt (or Cambelt) connects the crankshaft at the bottom of the engine with the camshafts at the top of the engine. The teeth on the belt and on the crankshaft and camshaft sprockets ensure that the...
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BRAKE REPAIRS

How does the brake system work? Brake systems generally consist of a vacuum booster to assist the driver in pressing the pedal, a brake master cylinder that pressurises brake fluid when the pedal is pressed, metal brake lines, rubber brake hoses, disc brake systems and...
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CLUTCH REPAIRS

How does your clutch work? The clutch system is made up of the clutch disc, flywheel, pressure plate, throw-out bearing, pilot bearing, and clutch fork. The flywheel and pressure plate are bolted together and both are attached to the crankshaft of the engine. The clutch...
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SUSPENSION SYSTEM

How does a suspension setup work? The suspension connects the frame of the vehicle to the wheels. It contributes to the handling characteristics of the vehicle and the comfort of the passengers. The springs, and struts or shock absorbers, absorb bumps in the road, and...
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WHEEL ALIGNMENT & BALANCING

What is the meaning of a wheel alignment? Components in both the steering and suspension systems determine the alignment of a vehicle's wheels. Many of these parts, like track rods and control arms are adjustable to compensate for changes in the suspension and steering systems...
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STEERING SYSTEM

How does a steering system work? Driver input from the steering wheel is sent to the steering rack and pinion via the steering shaft. The steering wheel rotation is converted to horizontal movement by the steering rack and pinion. Most vehicles use hydraulic fluid pressurised...
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EXHAUST SYSTEM

How the exhaust system in you car works. The image on the right is a typical exhaust layout that you would find on a car equipped with a four cylinder engine. Exhaust is collected from the cylinder head by the exhaust manifold. It diverts gases...
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RADIATOR AND COOLING SYSTEMS

How does a cooling system work? Cooling systems are filled with a chemical coolant antifreeze that has a lower freeze point, and higher boiling point, than water. The cooling system maintains the engine temperature and coolant temperature at the level necessary for normal operation. In...
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FLUID MAINTENANCE

Each fluid used in the vehicle serves an important role: Fluids such as engine oil and gear lube work to lubricate the moving parts of the vehicle. Engine antifreeze transfers heat from the engine to the vehicle cabin in cold weather, or to the outside...
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ENGINE MANAGEMENT

Understanding engine management. The cars of today are not just about the engine, it is about the entire engine management system. It is responsible for the entire combustion process – this means that it mixes the right amount of fuel to the air entering the...
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AXLES AND DRIVELINES

How do axles and drivelines work? Components of the driveline are designed to smoothly transmit the rotating power of the engine, while still allowing suspension to flex and wheels to alter direction. Front wheels are usually driven by an axle that includes constant velocity, or...
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DIAGNOSTIC SCANS

Why diagnostic scans are important for your car. A diagnostic scan can help to reveal problems associated with a number of components of your vehicle. This includes the transmission, oil tank, gas tank, exhaust system and other components of the vehicle. With most modern cars...
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ONLINE E-SAFETY INSPECTIONS

Online Safety Inspection for your rego. Steve Toms Automotive complete safety checks for a wide variety of vehicles including, cars, light commercial cars, trailers, caravans, vans, trucks under 4.5 tonne and motorcycles. We have a state of the art Safe-T-Stop brake machine which means that...
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FLEET SERVICING

Your fleet. Your business. Your fleet is the lifeline for your business, so when one of your fleet is out of action, it can impact your business in a big way. Remember that a regularly serviced fleet means less breakdowns and less downtime. You take...
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FUEL SYSTEM

How your fuel system works. The fuel system is responsible for supplying fuel to the engine so that it can be burned along with the incoming air charge. The fuel pump is located inside the fuel tank, with a fuel strainer normally connected to the...
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