Local & Trusted Since 1982
Hi there! Welcome to TR Motors Coolum - your friendly neighbourhood service centre since 1982.
Our team of experienced mechanics has been proudly servicing the Coolum Beach area for over 40 years, and we're here to make sure your car gets the TLC it deserves. We're not just about fixing cars, we're all about earning your trust for the long haul.
We offer all mechanical repairs with full log book servicing, are an Approved Inspection Station for Road Worthy Certificates, and we also offer full tyre repairs & replacements.
So if your ride needs a little love, feel free to reach out to our friendly team today!
MAKING SURE YOU'RE SAFE ON THE ROAD SINCE 1982
Services:
Logbook servicing
Mechanical repairs
Steering & suspension
Roadworthy certificates
Tyres & wheel alignment
Diagnostic & auto electrical repairs
4X4 accessories
Providing all general and advanced mechanical repairs. For customers in the local area, we offer a free drop off service so you don't have to wait around. It’s just another way we ensure the TR Motors difference.
Please visit the team today at TR Motors in Coolum Beach if you have any issues with your vehicle. A visit to TR Motors will leave you with guaranteed peace of mind while on the road.
TR Motors Contact Information
Phone: | (07) 5446 1533 |
Email: | workshop@trmotors.com.au |
Address: | 100 Link Crescent, Coolum Beach QLD 4573 |
Hours: | Mon to Fri 8:00am - 5:00pm Sat & Sun Closed |
Automotive Mechanic Coolum Beach
You should check your Owner’s Manual to be sure. Most manufacturers recommend changing the air filter every 20,000 – 24,000 kilometers (12,000 – 15,000 miles).
To maximise the life of your tyres and ensure their best performance, you should have them rotated every 10,000 – 13,000 kilometres (6,000 – 8,000 miles).
Different vehicle manufacturers have different recommendations about when to change the oil. Most experts agree that it is best to have oil replaced every 5,000 kilometres (3,000 miles.)
The oil warning light can come on for different reasons including low oil levels, a faulty oil pump, a faulty pressure sensor, an impeded flow in the circulation system or having too much foam build-up in the oil. It helps to have your vehicle checked by a mechanic when this light comes on.
If the smoke is blue or blue/black, your car might be burning oil along with the fuel. That usually happens because of worn piston rings or using an oil of insufficient viscosity. If the smoke is white, you might have a coolant leak. And if the smoke is black, your car might be burning excessive amounts of fuel.
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