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  • Servicing from £99
  • Add an MOT for £34.95
  • Up to 60% cheaper
  • 600+ garages

How to Book a Car Service in 3 Simple Steps

No waiting around at a garage. We handle everything, so you can get on with your day.

  1. 1

    Get a quote & book

    Enter your reg, postcode and email. Choose a date to suit you.

  2. 2

    Collection & Service

    A driver collects from your door and takes it to one of our vetted local garages.

  3. 3

    Returned the same day

    Fully serviced and back with you the same day, with your service book stamped.

What Service Does My Car Need?

The right service depends on what powers your car.

A full service is our comprehensive annual service for petrol and diesel cars. It includes an oil and filter change, fluid top-ups and a thorough inspection of key components such as brakes, tyres, steering, suspension and lights, all carried out in line with your manufacturer's standards to help protect your warranty.

An electric service is designed specifically for EVs. Electric cars don't need oil changes, but brakes, tyres, suspension, cooling systems and cabin filters still need regular checks. EVs are also heavier than most petrol or diesel cars, which can mean tyres and suspension wear faster.

Not sure which you need? Enter your registration and we'll show you the right service for your vehicle. You can also add an MOT to the same booking.

How Often Should You Service Your Car?

Most cars should be serviced once every 12 months or every 12,000 miles, whichever comes first. This is a general guideline that suits the majority of vehicles on UK roads.

If you drive high mileage, you may reach 12,000 miles well before the year is up, so book your service by mileage rather than waiting for the anniversary. Lots of short journeys, towing or carrying heavy loads also put extra strain on your car, making it even more important to stay on schedule.

Electric cars can have different service intervals, so check your manufacturer's schedule or vehicle handbook.

Modern cars may also alert you when a service is due through dashboard warnings or onboard systems. These should never be ignored, as they're designed to protect your engine and critical components.

Regular servicing doesn't just help avoid breakdowns. It also supports efficiency, maintains resale value and keeps your car safer to drive.

Why Service Your Car With Servicing Stop

Servicing Stop is built around one simple idea: making car servicing easier and more transparent for everyday drivers.

We collect your car from your home or workplace, take it to one of our 600+ vetted local garages, and return it to you the same day with your service book stamped. There's no sitting in a waiting room or rearranging your day around a garage.

Every garage in our network is selected for quality and uses OE equivalent parts, with work carried out to manufacturer standards to protect your warranty. Every service also comes with a 12-month/12,000-mile warranty on parts and labour.

If your car needs any extra work, a Servicing Stop advisor will call to explain exactly what's needed and how much it will cost. No work is ever started without your consent.

Whether you're booking ahead or arranging a service that's overdue, Servicing Stop gives you confidence that your car is being looked after properly, without the stress, confusion or sales pressure.

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