FAQ

A temporary movement permit allows you to move an unlicensed vehicle to be inspected for the purposes of licensing or repairs before licensing. Find out more about temporary movement permits and how to get one.

As a general guide, every 10,000 km or at every second service, though it depends on the vehicle and how you drive. Rotating tyres evens out wear and helps you get full life out of the set. We check tyre wear at every service and will let you know when a rotation is due.

Your logbook lists the manufacturer’s schedule by kilometres and time, whichever comes first. If you’ve lost the logbook or bought the car second-hand, bring it in — we can work out what’s due from the odometer reading and the condition of the fluids.

Most modern cars use a warning light rather than a gauge. If a red temperature light comes on, pull over safely and switch the engine off — continuing to drive can cause serious damage. Other signs are steam from the bonnet, a sweet smell, or the heater blowing cold. Don’t open a hot radiator cap.