Breakdown and recovery around Tunbridge Wells

Ring first, because most of it can be fixed where it stands

A breakdown is not always a recovery job, and the difference is a phone call. A car that will not start on the drive in the morning is more often than not a battery, and a battery is fitted where the car is parked in the time it takes to make a cup of tea. A car that has cut out on the way to work can be a fuel problem, an ignition fault, a belt that has let go or a sensor, and a mobile mechanic with a diagnostic tool and a van full of parts can tell which at the roadside and often put it right there. So the first thing to do is ring 07399 584225 and say where you are and what the car did. Andy comes to you, looks, and tells you the truth: fixed here in ten minutes, fixed here in an hour once he has the part, or this one needs recovering. Where it needs recovering he takes it, to your home or to wherever the work can be done, and the repair follows from there with the same photographs and the same straight word about whether it is worth doing. What he will not do is recover a car that could have been fixed at the roadside, because that costs you more and gains you nothing. Recovery is on his site as 24/7 recovery. His working hours are 8am to 5pm, Monday to Friday. Ring and he will tell you honestly what he can do and when.

Fixed where it stands

Flat batteries, a lot of non-starts, belts, hoses, some fuel and ignition faults, sensors. A diagnostic read at the roadside says which.

Recovered

When it cannot be fixed there: to your home, or to where the repair can be done. Then the repair, with the photographs and the straight word.

Where

Tunbridge Wells and the five-mile ring: Southborough, Pembury, Tonbridge, Rusthall, Langton Green, High Brooms, Groombridge, Frant, Speldhurst and Bidborough. Just outside? Ring anyway.