Rhuddlan · LL18
Rhuddlan's nearest full-service workshop.
Our Rhyl branch on Glan Y Morfa Industrial Estate is about two miles from Rhuddlan — MOT testing, servicing, diagnostics, DPF cleaning, tyres and repairs for all makes.
Your nearest workshop
Shaw’s Rhylabout 2 miles from Rhuddlan
Unit 1a, Glan Y Morfa Industrial Estate, Rhyl, LL18 2AD
Mon–Fri 8:30am–5pm · Sat & Sun closed
Rhuddlan sits on the Clwyd a couple of miles south of Rhyl on the A525, and our Glan Y Morfa workshop is the closest full-service garage to the town by a comfortable margin. Near enough that a service or an MOT does not need rearranging your day around it.
It is a proper workshop rather than a booking desk: DVSA approved Class 4 MOT testing, interim and full servicing, diagnostics, brakes, tyres and air conditioning all on the same site. We follow the manufacturer's own service schedule rather than a generic one, which is what keeps a warranty intact when you use an independent garage.
If a warning light is what brought you here, diagnostics are in-house. You get told what the fault actually is before anyone suggests replacing anything.
Rhuddlan, Bodelwyddan or Cwm — Rhyl is a few minutes up the road, and booking takes a couple of minutes online.
Rhuddlan — common questions
Where are you in relation to Rhuddlan?
Our Rhyl branch is at Unit 1a, Glan Y Morfa Industrial Estate, Rhyl LL18 2AD — about 2 miles from Rhuddlan. Our Kinmel Bay branch on Foryd Road is the other option, a couple of miles further west.
Is the warranty on the work any good?
Both branches are Servicesure Autocentres, so parts and labour are covered by Servicesure's National Warranty for a minimum of 12 months or 12,000 miles — and it is honoured at any Servicesure garage in the UK, not just ours.
My DPF warning light is on — can you help?
Yes. We are part of the DPF Doctor network: rather than just cleaning the filter, we assess what caused it to block first, fix that, then clean the DPF so the problem does not come straight back.
How do I book?
Book online and choose Rhyl as your branch, or call the branch directly if you would rather describe the problem first.