Service it regularly Clean the vents and change cabin filters Keep the system running periodically even in winter

Your vehicle’s logbook or owner manual will provide service interval details. Most manufacturers recommend servicing every 6 months or 10,000 km, whichever comes first. This helps ensure your car remains in top condition and prevents costly future repairs.

Every 1–2 years. Book sooner if you notice reduced cooling or strange smells.

Every 6 months, or immediately if you hear unusual sounds or feel vibrations while braking.

Yes, especially if your car is under warranty. It ensures you’re following the manufacturer’s recommended maintenance schedule, which helps retain value and performance.

Reduces tyre wear Improves fuel efficiency Enhances vehicle safety Offers smoother handling and ride comfort Balances steering and suspension system performance

Squeaking, grinding noises Vibrations when braking Spongy or soft brake pedal Burning smell while driving

Our team at Zot Auto will follow your logbook instructions exactly, using high-quality parts that meet or exceed OEM standards.

Mould, mildew, leaks, or electrical faults can all cause odours. A musty smell typically indicates mould in the vents or filters.

A logbook service follows the exact procedures outlined in your vehicle’s manufacturer logbook, helping to maintain your warranty. A general service is more flexible and focuses on your car’s current condition and servicing needs.

The recommended pressure is typically listed inside your driver’s door or in the owner’s manual. You can also contact Zot Auto for specific advice based on your vehicle.

Wheel alignment refers to adjusting the angles of your wheels so they’re set to the car manufacturer’s specifications. Proper alignment improves tyre life, fuel efficiency, and steering performance.

Uneven tyre wear can be caused by: Misalignment Worn suspension parts Over/under-inflated tyres Irregular tyre rotation

You should replace tyres when tread depth is below 1.5 mm, or if there’s visible sidewall damage. Tyres older than 6 years should be inspected regularly.

It’s recommended every 6 months or 10,000 km, or sooner if you’ve hit potholes, drive on rough roads, or notice the car pulling to one side.

Service it regularly Clean the vents and change cabin filters Keep the system running periodically even in winter

Every 1–2 years. Book sooner if you notice reduced cooling or strange smells.

Mould, mildew, leaks, or electrical faults can all cause odours. A musty smell typically indicates mould in the vents or filters.

Yes, especially if your car is under warranty. It ensures you’re following the manufacturer’s recommended maintenance schedule, which helps retain value and performance.

Our team at Zot Auto will follow your logbook instructions exactly, using high-quality parts that meet or exceed OEM standards.

A logbook service follows the exact procedures outlined in your vehicle’s manufacturer logbook, helping to maintain your warranty. A general service is more flexible and focuses on your car’s current condition and servicing needs.

The recommended pressure is typically listed inside your driver’s door or in the owner’s manual. You can also contact Zot Auto for specific advice based on your vehicle.

Uneven tyre wear can be caused by: Misalignment Worn suspension parts Over/under-inflated tyres Irregular tyre rotation

You should replace tyres when tread depth is below 1.5 mm, or if there’s visible sidewall damage. Tyres older than 6 years should be inspected regularly.

Reduces tyre wear Improves fuel efficiency Enhances vehicle safety Offers smoother handling and ride comfort Balances steering and suspension system performance

Wheel alignment refers to adjusting the angles of your wheels so they’re set to the car manufacturer’s specifications. Proper alignment improves tyre life, fuel efficiency, and steering performance.

It’s recommended every 6 months or 10,000 km, or sooner if you’ve hit potholes, drive on rough roads, or notice the car pulling to one side.

Every 6 months, or immediately if you hear unusual sounds or feel vibrations while braking.

Squeaking, grinding noises Vibrations when braking Spongy or soft brake pedal Burning smell while driving