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Service Intervals
Check the dashboard reminder, service book, digital record, previous invoices and manufacturer schedule. If none of these gives a clear answer, ask a garage to review the vehicle’s history and mileage.
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Service Intervals
Bronze is a lubricant service and health check. Silver is typically suited to the 12-month or 12,000-mile point. Gold is the more comprehensive option, generally associated with 24 months or 24,000 miles. Vehicle history and manufacturer requirements should also guide the choice.
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Service Intervals
Not automatically. An MOT and a service are separate. They can often be booked together, but the MOT does not replace routine servicing.
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Service Intervals
It can help where poor efficiency is linked to items such as ageing oil, restricted filters or incorrect tyre pressures. However, reduced fuel economy can have many causes and may require further investigation.
A car service interval will largely depend on the car and the service schedule from the manufacturer. The common interval is 12,000 miles or 12 months, but you still have to check your car’s service book to verify.