SsangYong Service

In many cases finding out your SsangYong service history is easy. All the services completed under the warranty period will be recorded in the vehicle’s logbooks. You can flick through this and it’ll be stamped and signed by the mechanics that completed the services. For any car that had a SsangYong dealership service, the dealer should be able to provide you with a complete service history that will detail what was completed and when.
 

If you don’t have the logbooks, then you can check the car for a service sticker. These are usually placed on the inside of the windscreen and they’ll detail where the car was last serviced and the date of the next service. You can call the number on the sticker and ask if they have the service history of the vehicle.
 

At Lube Mobile, we keep records of all the cars we have serviced. Doing so means that we’re able to keep track of what services and repairs your car has completed. This allows us to honour any warranty claims in the rare case of faulty parts. If your vehicle has been serviced through us you can call our customer service team on 13 30 32, and they can help you out with the service history of your SsangYong.

All bookings for a SsangYong service are for two (2) hours, this is more than enough time to complete the job. One of the benefits of a mobile mechanic is that we’ll only keep your car for as long as the service takes. If we need the car for longer than the allotted time, for example, if a problem was found and you approved the repairs, then we’ll let you know an approximate finish time.
 

As a bonus when we finish your service, you’ll get a chance to talk to the mechanic that worked on your car. You can ask them about any issues they found and what needs to be fixed to keep it running properly. If you need further clarification, they can show you what the problems are and how best to avoid them in the future.

When you’re booking in for your SsangYong service, you’ll be shown what the prices are. This is perfect if you want to compare our price to your SsangYong capped price servicing. Many people feel that the service pricing they received from the dealership is the best possible, but this often is not the case, especially when you factor in additional costs. The hidden costs with a standard service include the time it takes to get your car to the workshop, and how you’ll get yourself back home, and then to return later that day to collect your vehicle.

When considering if your SsangYong fixed price servicing is best for you, think about the value you’re getting. Do you know who will actually be working on your car, and when exactly you can have your car back? With Lube Mobile, we offer value beyond our prices to our customers. We operate in Australia wide so even if you move states or are travelling, you’ll always have us as your local mechanic.

Almost all cars fall into two categories; those under a manufacturer's warranty, and those that are not. For a X under warranty, the service will need to include anything that is listed in the logbook. Manufacturers have a set number of guidelines that need to be followed for their warranty to remain valid. Luckily checking what is required means only needing to flick to the right page of your logbook and it will state what needs to happen on that particular service. For all other cars, the Volvo service should be completed at least once per year. This yearly service will include:
 

• Change of engine oil and filter

• An under the bonnet fluid check and top-up

• An examination of the charging and ignition systems

• A brake and safety systems check