Car Air Conditioning - Park Gate

If your air conditioning isn’t cooling properly, it’s usually a sign the system needs attention. Loss of refrigerant, internal contamination, or failing components can all affect performance. At Station Garage, we carry out air conditioning servicing with accuracy and care, using equipment designed to restore the system properly, not just top it up.

What’s in a car air-con service at Station Garage?

At Station Garage, we service both R134a and R1234yf air conditioning systems, ensuring your vehicle always receives the correct refrigerant for its specification. A standard service includes refrigerant recovery, vacuum testing, and a precise recharge to manufacturer specifications.

What happens if my car’s air con system has a fault?

During every air conditioning service, we carry out a thorough inspection of the system and add a UV leak detection dye as standard. This enables us to identify refrigerant leaks accurately, both during the service and if any issues develop later on.

If we identify a fault or a leak, we’ll explain exactly what we’ve found before recommending any additional work. We believe in being transparent, so you’ll always understand the cause of the problem and the options available to you before any repairs are carried out.

A well-maintained air conditioning system improves comfort, supports effective demisting, keeps the cabin air clean and hygienic, and ensures your vehicle performs as it should in all conditions. Our focus is on diagnosing and repairing car air conditioning faults correctly, ensuring that your system operates efficiently and reliably, providing long-lasting performance rather than just a temporary fix.

As members of the IGA and RMI, we’re held to independently recognised standards of business ethics, customer service, and workmanship, giving you added peace of mind whenever you bring your car to Station Garage.

To find out more about Air Conditioning in Park Gate, contact us online, or call us directly on 01489 584567.

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