Peak Performance
A regular service will keep your car running at its optimal best and prolong the life of the vehicle while, touch wood, keeping any big, expensive faults at bay.
What vehicle servicing can Kenway carry out?
How do I know your services are good?
Will my warranty be affected?
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What vehicle servicing can Kenway carry out?
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Our Aberdeen and Dundee branches are authorised to carry out both diesel and petrol Class 4 testing services. We will service any make or model, including high performance vehicles.
We provide:
• Standard interval servicing
• General mechanical repairs
• General fault finding and problem rectification
• A fault diagnostic service
• MOT testing visit our MOT section
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How do I know your services are good?
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Our technicians are trained to the highest standards and use the latest diagnostic equipment and the finest quality parts. You can be certain that we will never carry out any unnecessary repairs and we only ever use premium quality parts with replaced parts available to view.
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Will my warranty be affected?
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Don’t worry about invalidating your vehicles’ warranties. All servicing is carried out to manufacturers specifications at a fraction of main dealer cost.
With over 30 years of service, Kenway Tyres is the friendly, local service you can trust!
While we're always happy to see you...
here are a few car maintenance tips to minimise your trips to the garage
Did you know?
Important:
In October 2003, E.U. legislation affecting the motor trade came into force (Block Exemption Regulations). It means independent garages can now carry out maintenance on your cars without invalidating your vehicle assembler’s warranty.

Caring for your vehicle’s tyres is a key part of any car maintenance programme.
They are your only contact points with the road surface and must be kept in a good condition for your safety and to avoid causing unnecessary wear and tear to your vehicle.

Brakes are the most important safety device of any vehicle and one of the key pieces of technology in the design process.
Brakes are designed to be replaced around 50,000 miles. However, several factors will determine how long they last, including the make and model of your vehicle, your driving style, and what brake pads are fitted.

Your exhaust is an essential part of your vehicle, but it rarely gets the attention it deserves from drivers when it comes to maintenance.
It is a key part of the engine’s emission system and helps to funnel emissions away from the vehicle, and those inside.
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