Computerized Chassis Measurement

Computerized Chassis Measurement (CCM) is a process used in the automotive industry to accurately measure and record the dimensions of a vehicle's chassis or frame. This is typically done using specialized equipment such as laser scanners or probing arms. The measurement data is then used to analyze the chassis or frame for manufacturing defects, to verify that the vehicle meets design specifications, and to calculate alignment parameters for suspension and steering components. CCM can help improve the accuracy and efficiency of automotive manufacturing processes, and can also be used to diagnose and repair problems with a vehicle's chassis or frame.

Auto Mechanical

An Auto Mechanic fixes vehicles and replaces their parts for customers. Their duties include repairing the vehicle's mechanical components, diagnosing problems with cars/ trucks and performing maintenance work on them as well.

Auto Electricial

An auto electrician is an automotive professional who installs, inspects, maintains and repairs all electrical parts of automotive vehicles. They typically work on cars, trucks, buses and other vehicles in the transportation industry. Some auto electricians also work on inspecting and repairing agricultural equipment.

Car air conditioning service

A car air conditioning service, or aircon regas as it's more commonly known, is a full check of your car's system to ensure it is free from damage and leak. The process itself is quite straightforward. A car air conditioning service in progress.

General Checkup

Basic services usually include a visual inspection and oil and filter change, the critical fluids in the engine such as anti-freeze, brake fluid, washer fluid, and steering fluid), are topped up. Also, to ensure the car is in the best condition possible, a check of up to 35 key components is carried out.

Service & Repairs

An Auto Mechanic, or Service Technician, fixes vehicles and replaces their parts for customers. Their duties include inspecting the vehicle's mechanical components and its engine, diagnosing problems with vehicles and performing maintenance and repair work on cars, trucks and other vehicles.

Vehicle Diagnostic

Car diagnostic tests scan your car's components and systems to check for issues with components like the engine, transmission, oil tank, throttle, and many more. Because car diagnostic tests require specific devices and expertise to read correctly, most tests are performed with mechanics or at dealer shops