Coomera Car Care

Coomera Car Care have been servicing the greater Northern Gold Coast for more than 17 years. Our attention to detail and customer service is second to none. Your safety is our priority and we understand the importance of prompt, reliable and quality servicing and repairs on your vehicle.

From car servicing and mechanical repairs to tyre and wheel balancing, Coomera Car Care has fully qualified staff on hand to ensure you receive the highest level of workmanship for the most competitive price on the Gold Coast.Situated at Upper Coomera we are only a couple of minutes from the M1 and have a courtesy vehicle service available for your convenience.

In the heat of our Australian climate, having an effective and efficient air conditioning system is a must. An air conditioning service should be conducted on your vehicle. Wheel Alignment and Wheel Balancing are two totally different things, but many people often get them confused. In a nutshell, wheel alignment consists of adjusting the angles of the.

A. Yes we do! If you are thinking about purchasing a second-hand vehicle you will want to know that you are getting what you pay for. For a small fee we can give you an honest opinion and advise you on the vehicle's condition. A. Certificates are valid for 2 months or 2,000 kilometres (whichever comes first) from the date of issue.

In the heat of our Australian climate, having an effective and efficient air conditioning system is a must. An air conditioning service should be conducted on your vehicle once every two years to ensure peak performance. Car air conditioning systems aren't meant to lose their gas over time. If this happens to your vehicle our mechanics can inspect to check for faulty or leaky systems by using a Fluoro-Check glow dye in R134a gas.

Disc brakes unlike drum brakes, use a calliper that grips the disc rotor to the wheel to gain friction. They tend to create more heat than drum brakes, but is designed to continue operating effectively in these conditions - and they are also exposed to outside air which helps with cooling. Within the calliper are usually two brake pads, one for either side of the rotor.