Hervey Bay Brake & Exhaust
Logbook Servicing in Hervey Bay
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Quality Logbook Service
You might be asking, ‘How often should I get my car serviced’? When a new car is covered by a manufacturer’s warranty, it’s essential to meet the servicing requirements as outlined in the logbook to preserve the warranty and keep the vehicle operating as it should. As a registered service centre, Hervey Bay Brake & Exhaust can provide you with a logbook service and stamp it as per the manufacturer’s specifications for the first 200,000 kilometres.
When your car’s logbook servicing is carried out at our modern workshop, you can rest assured that all work is:
- Performed by a qualified mechanic
- Carried out to manufacturer specifications
- Completed using manufacturer approved parts where required
A logbook service from Hervey Bay Brake & Exhaust is comprehensive and we’ll make sure your vehicle operates safely, efficiently and economically. We include safety checks and inspection reports, as well replace oils, brake fluid, coolants and other scheduled service items.
Contact us today on (07) 4124 3166 to arrange service.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the benefits of logbook servicing?
Benefits include:
- Ensuring that your warranty isn’t voided
- Any problems are picked up before they result in failure
- Improved resale value–a full-service history adds value to your vehicle
- Can enhance the lifespan of your vehicle
- Ensures a premium driving experience 
Why is it important to use genuine parts during logbook servicing?
Using genuine parts during logbook servicing is essential because it helps keep a vehicle in optimal working condition. Genuine parts are designed and manufactured to precise specifications and tolerances, meaning they offer superior performance compared to many aftermarket or generic parts. Additionally, genuine parts meet the safety standards set by the manufacturer, helping to ensure that your vehicle remains safe.
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What’s Involved in a Logbook Service?
During a logbook service at Hervey Bay Brake & Exhaust, we will perform a safety inspection of the brakes and ensure all of your pedals work as they should.
Our team will conduct a vehicle inspection report for all parts of the body. We’ll also check and test all internal features to ensure they’re not damaged and functioning as they should.
All oils, fluids and coolant levels will be checked and topped up if they are low. Tyre depth, rotation and overall condition will be tested for optimum function. We may need to clean or replace your air, fuel or oil filters if they are dirty. We’ll also inspect all lightbulbs, including those found in your headlights, taillights, indicators and brake lights.
We want to ensure your car runs safely and economically, helping you to avoid any problems in the future. If we find any issues or have to fit new parts, we’ll let you know and keep you updated about exactly what we’re doing so you’re not left in the dark.
There may be extra costs or appointments that have to be made if we need to perform repairs or replacements, but we always strive to make this as convenient and affordable as possible.
We will follow the manufacturer’s guidelines at all times and only used approved parts, so you can be sure your car is getting the best possible service and will still be valid under your warranty.
safety priority
Why Is a Logbook Service Important?
Logbook servicing is essential to ensure that your car is being tested under the guidelines set out by the manufacturer.
It needs be carried out by a licensed mechanic who must follow the manufacturer’s logbook. They also need to perform servicing at the intervals set out in the logbook. This not only ensures your vehicle is operating as safely and efficiently as possible, but also helps to maintain the quality of your car.
Although many logbook services will be similar and feature many of the same tests, it is essential that your car’s specific logbook procedures are followed. Ignoring them may put your car’s warranty at risk. This is what makes it different from a standard major or minor service.
