MAINTENANCE 19 August 2026
How often should a car be serviced
Whether mileage or time decides it, and why the interval shortens in city driving.
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INDEPENDENT WORKSHOP
No work starts before your car has been inspected
Scheduled maintenance, mechanical repair and body work at our Kadıköy, Ümraniye and Maltepe workshops. The price is in writing before work begins.
SERVICE SCHEDULE
What happens at which mileage
Whatever the service book says is what we do; the schedule below shows the intervals we see most often on petrol and diesel passenger cars.
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10,000 KM
Interim service
A short stop where the oil and filter are renewed and the remaining parts are checked by eye.
- Engine oil and oil filter change
- Air and cabin filter check
- Tyre tread depth and pressures
- Wipers, lights and fluid levels
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20,000 KM
Full scheduled service
The complete manufacturer list; brakes and suspension are measured and written down.
- Oil, oil filter and fuel filter change
- Brake pad and disc thickness measurement
- Battery charge and alternator test
- Alignment check, adjusted where needed
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40,000 KM
Drivetrain and brake renewal
The service where worn parts are replaced; most changes in how the car drives are resolved here.
- Brake fluid change
- Spark plug and ignition coil check
- Transmission fluid level and leak check
- Damper and wishbone bush check
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60,000 KM
Major service
The stop where the ancillary systems are gone through; the inspection report is issued in writing here.
- Timing or auxiliary belt kit check
- Water pump and coolant change
- Air conditioning pressure and cabin filter
- Emissions and stored fault code scan
Mileages vary by make and by how the car is used. We do not fix a schedule before we have seen your service book.
SERVICES
Popular services
MECHANICAL SERVICE
Scheduled Maintenance
Oil, filters, spark plugs, belts and fluid levels checked and renewed in one visit, following the manufacturer schedule. Recorded in the service book.
- Time in the workshop
- 60-90 minutes
- Recommended interval
- Every 15,000 km or once a year
MECHANICAL SERVICE
Oil and Filter Change
Engine oil and the oil, air, cabin and fuel filters replaced with products matched to the mileage and the way the car is used.
- Time in the workshop
- 45 minutes
- Recommended interval
- Every 10,000 - 15,000 km
MECHANICAL SERVICE
Brake Service
Pad and disc thickness measured, calipers and hydraulic lines inspected, and brake fluid renewed where needed.
- Time in the workshop
- 60-120 minutes
- Recommended interval
- Checked every 20,000 km
AUTO ELECTRICS
Engine Diagnostics
When the warning light comes on or the engine runs unevenly, fault codes are read with the diagnostic tool and the cause is confirmed on the car.
- Time in the workshop
- 45-60 minutes
- Recommended interval
- When the warning light comes on
TYRES AND WHEELS
Tyre Replacement
Seasonal or wear-related tyre changes, valve renewal and pressure setting. Removed tyres can be kept in storage if you wish.
- Time in the workshop
- 40 minutes
- Recommended interval
- At seasonal changeovers
BODYWORK AND PAINT
Bodywork and Paint
Dent removal, panel replacement and paint matched with a colour reading device. Paint thickness is measured before handover.
- Time in the workshop
- 1-3 days
- Recommended interval
- When there is damage
SERVICE AREAS
Five areas, one team
From mechanics to body work, the whole job runs here; the car is not passed between workshops.
HOW IT WORKS
Four steps from booking to handover
- 01 Booking We take your registration, the complaint and your preferred date.
- 02 Inspection The car goes up on the lift and the fault is confirmed by measurement.
- 03 Approval The parts and labour list is sent to you with its price.
- 04 Handover A road test is carried out and the car is handed back washed.
WHY US
Four things that make a service predictable
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Inspection first
The car goes on the lift before a job card is opened; diagnosis is by measurement, not guesswork.
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Price in writing
Parts and labour are listed with their amounts. No item is started without your approval.
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Any make
We work on cars and light commercial vehicles, and record the work in the service book.
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The old parts are yours
Replaced parts are shown at handover, and go with you if you want them.
SERVICE SCOPE
What each job actually covers
We set out plainly what each service covers, how long the car stays with us and how often it is needed. The cost comes from looking at your car, in writing, not from a list.
FULL SERVICE SCOPE- Scheduled Maintenance 4 what is included · 60-90 minutes Every 15,000 km or once a year
- Oil and Filter Change 4 what is included · 45 minutes Every 10,000 - 15,000 km
- Brake Service 4 what is included · 60-120 minutes Checked every 20,000 km
- Wheel Alignment and Balancing 4 what is included · 45 minutes Every 20,000 km or after an impact
- Vehicle Inspection 4 what is included · 45 minutes Before buying or selling a car
The cost is shared in writing once we have seen the car.
OUR TECHNICIANS
Who looks after your car
A car that comes in stays with the same team until it is handed back.
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Elif Bulut
Service Manager
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Selin Kılıç
Engine Technician
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Hakan Yalçın
Auto Electrician
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Onur Demirtaş
Body and Paint Technician
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Tolga Erdem
Tyre and Alignment Technician
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Deniz Yavuz
Service Advisor
OUR BRANCHES
Three workshops, one way of working
CUSTOMER REVIEWS
What our customers say
Reviews shared after collecting the car.
4.7 9 reviews
A. Yılmaz
They sent the service list in advance, with a line on why each item was being changed. The car was ready at the time they gave me.
M. Demir
They showed me the pad measurement and said there was life left, rather than selling me a replacement. That honesty mattered to me.
S. Aksoy
They found the cause of the warning light the same day. Handover slipped by a day waiting for a part, but they told me beforehand.
FROM THE BLOG
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