Why Heath Motor Group

What you gain from a proper workshop routine

Every job we take follows the same discipline: inspect first, explain clearly, then repair with parts that match the manufacturer spec. Here is what that approach means for your car and your wallet.

Transparent estimates before work starts

You receive a written cost breakdown covering parts and labour before we touch a spanner. No surprise charges when you collect the car, because you approved the scope upfront.

Diagnostics that find the real fault

Computerised equipment reads live sensor data, not just fault codes. This helps us trace intermittent issues and avoid replacing parts that were never the problem.

Manufacturer service schedules respected

We follow the intervals and specifications set by your vehicle's maker, so routine servicing keeps your warranty valid and your engine running within its designed tolerances.

Brake and suspension work done properly

Overhauls include checking calipers, rotors, bushings, and alignment angles. We replace components in pairs and torque everything to spec, so the car handles predictably.

Pre-purchase inspections with a clear report

Buying a used car? Our 150-point check covers engine compression, transmission behaviour, suspension condition, and structural integrity, so you know what you are actually paying for.

Fleet servicing that reduces downtime

We schedule fleet work around your operational hours and keep service records organised per vehicle. Regular maintenance catches wear early, extending the life of your daily drivers.

Workshop Milestones

How Heath Motor Group Grew Into a Full-Service Workshop

From a two-bay operation to a computerised diagnostic centre, each stage added capability without losing the focus on honest estimates and daily-driver reliability.

  1. 2016 — Workshop Opened

    Two Bays, One Lift, and a Basic Toolset

    Started as a small independent garage handling oil changes, brake pads, and tyre rotations for local private owners. The first year was about building trust through transparent quotes and showing customers worn parts before fitting replacements.

  2. 2019 — Diagnostic Equipment Added

    Computerised Scanning for Modern Vehicles

    Invested in dealer-level diagnostic scanners and live data tools. This let the team move beyond guesswork on engine warning lights, intermittent misfires, and sensor faults. Routine servicing now included a full electronic health check before any mechanical work began.

  3. 2021 — Fleet Servicing Contracts

    Structured Maintenance for Commercial Vehicles

    Began servicing small business fleets with scheduled maintenance plans. Each vehicle received a documented service history, priority booking windows, and a dedicated contact person. This reduced downtime for drivers and gave fleet managers a single point of accountability.

  4. 2023 — Expanded Bay Capacity

    Four Bays, Alignment Rack, and AC Service Station

    Added a second lift, a wheel alignment rack, and an air-conditioning recharge station. The workshop could now handle suspension geometry checks, clutch replacements, and AC performance testing in-house rather than outsourcing to third-party suppliers.

  5. 2025 — 150-Point Pre-Purchase Inspections

    Structured Reports for Used Car Buyers

    Formalised the pre-owned vehicle inspection into a 150-point checklist covering engine compression, transmission behaviour, suspension bushings, and structural integrity. Buyers receive a written condition report with clear pass, warn, or fail ratings for each system, helping them negotiate with confidence.

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