Aircon Recharge

With Air Conditioning now a standard feature on around 7 of out 10 new vehicles on the road today, the benefits of an efficient air conditioning system is often taken for granted.

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Air Conditioning Service (R134A)

For older vehicles manufactured up to 2017.
  • R134A Gas For Vehicles Manufactured prior to 2017
  • Bring back Cold Air on warm summer days
  • Improves Fuel Efficiency by reducing strain on the engine
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Air Conditioning Service (R1234YF)

For modern vehicles manufactured from 2017 onwards.
  • R1234YF Gas For Vehicles Manufactured from 2017 onwards
  • Brings back the crisp, cool air that should be coming out from your vents
  • Improves Fuel Efficiency by reducing strain on the engine
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Air Conditioning Anti-Bacterial Cleanse
  • Removes 99% of bacteria and mould from your air conditioning system.
  • Ensures that the vents and filters are fully cleaned and working efficiently.
  • Removes harmful microbes, allergens and contaminants from you air con system, resulting in fresher, cleaner air.
  • Keeps fuel costs down because your vehicle doesn't have to work as hard to cool the cabin down.

As the name indicates, your cars air conditioning system "conditions" the air entering the vehicle. It not only provides nice, cool air on a hot summer day; but also dry warm or cool air for demisting on a cold, wet winter morning.

For the system to work effectively, however, it requires routine maintenance in the form of an air conditioning recharge or air conditioning regas as its sometimes known.

An air conditioning recharge not only refills the refrigerant gas to the manufacturer's recommended level but also replenishes the systems essential lubricating oil, ensuring that the air conditioning compressor and other components are maintained in good working order.

Many vehicle manufacturers recommend your car air conditioning system recharged every 2 years and seeing as this is not checked on an MOT test or as part of any routine vehicle service schedule; if it hasn't been specifically requested it will not have been carried out.