Air Conditioning
Air conditioning regas for both refrigerants — R134a on most cars built before 2017, R1234yf on newer ones — and a leak check for a system that will not hold its charge.
Air con that blows warm has almost always lost gas through a slow leak, so a regas on its own can be a short-lived fix. The leak check finds where it is going first, which is the difference between a repair and a refill you pay for again next summer.
Not sure which gas your car takes? Give us the registration when you book and we will check. Both branches, Kinmel Bay and Rhyl.
3 services available
How this booking works
This work is confirmed by our team before a date is held, and is paid for in advance.
- 1Send us your enquiry or booking request.
- 2We confirm we can take the work, and explain the process and the price.
- 3We send you a secure payment link.
- 4Your appointment is booked once payment has been received.
We cannot reserve or confirm a date until payment has been received.
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