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Car servicing made easy!
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Alliance Autocentre - Who are we?
The Alliance Autocentre progamme was established in 2004 to build a national network of like minded top quality independent garages that meet and abide by a strict set of business practices set out in our Consumer Service Charter.
Whilst the majority of garages are reputable and carry out servicing and repairs to reasonable standards there is still a minority who do not meet even the basic standards of mechanical skill and technicial knowledge, customer care, health and safety and good business practice.
Do you want to find out more? Then why not pop along to your local Alliance Autocentre garage and pick up our 'Car Servicing Made Easy' leaflet or alternatively click here to download a copy.
Reasons to choose an Alliance Autocentre over the franchised dealer?
1. Using an independent garage means it is generally cheaper than the franchise dealer.
2. Changes brought in 2003 to European legislation means you have your car serviced at any independent garage without invalidating your warranty.
3. Our members will ensure that your vehicle is serviced and repaired to a high standard by skilled technicians.
4.Local Service, National Strength
A small investment in routine car servicing, at the interval recommended in you car manufacturer handbook, will result in many benefits for you and your family:
Reliability and peace of mind
Increased fuel economy with an efficient running vehicle
Could even expand the life of products associated with wear and tear e.g. tyres, brakes
Reduce the risk of breakdowns
Less likelihood of car accidents
Reduced further high costs of service and repairs
The Right to Repair Campaign
The Right to Repair Campaign has been created by the independent automotive aftermarket in response to potential changes in legislation in Europe that could drive all repair work into the vehicle manufacturers franchised dealerships.
Block Exemption Regulations (BER) were introduced to give the consumer the freedom to choose where he/she had his car maintained without negating manufacturer’s warranties so long as original parts or parts of matching quality had been fitted by the repairer. To enable repairs to be made, the vehicle assembler under BER should make technical information freely available to the independent market.
