AutoBliss do things differently. We don't believe that servicing and maintaining your vehicle should be confusing, expensive or complicated. Every single job we do includes a Free Vehicle Health Check which picks up potential future problems, giving our customers the chance to plan and budget instead of having to contend with unexpected repair bills.

AutoBliss, keeping you on the road for longer. Give us a call today. From Servicesure's Brakesure scheme, giving you lifetime replacement cover on brake pads, to Batterysure, for battery health checks, and Servicesure's National Warranty scheme which guarantees all parts and labour for 12 months. Give us a call for details.

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About Us

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AutoBliss was established in 2006 by Adam & Stuart Bliss, and in the short time since the garage has been open, they already have over 100 Google 5* reviews. Our aim is to build long term relationships with our customers, and we can guarantee that bringing your car to AutoBliss will save you money over time, more than if you were using a "cheaper garage".

Car Repairs & Services

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How many times have you left a garage feeling confused, let down, and mis-sold extras you didn't need? We know exactly how you feel because we've been there too, which is why AutoBliss is doing things differently. Here at AutoBliss, we don't believe that servicing and maintaining your vehicle should be confusing, expensive, or complicated.

FAQs

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Different driving styles and terrain have a dramatic effect on how often your brakes need replacing. For example, a set of brake pads could last upwards of 50,000 miles when it spends most of its time on the motorway. However, the same car used mostly in city environments could last less than 15,000 miles.

Auto Electrics

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If you notice a yellow warning light illuminated in your vehicle's dashboard, this is telling you that there is an electrical fault within the vehicle's Engine Control Unit (ECU). Your car may seem to be running fine, but if faults remain undiagnosed they can become worse and may cause serious damage to the vehicle resulting in avoidable costly repairs and inconvenience.

Cambelts

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The cambelt (also known as timing belt) opens and closes the engine valves which in turn, allow fuel to enter the engine where it ignites and produces exhaust. It is therefore extremely important that the cambelt isn't too tight, too loose or worn out as this will impede effective engine operation.

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