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Manchester Road, Ashton Under Lyne, OL7 0DG
Affordable servicing from Evans Halshaw Accompanying our extensive range of offers on new and used vehicles are a wide selection of services that offer a cost-effective way of keeping your vehicle in its best possible condition. Ranging from routine servicing through to essential repairs, our dedicated retailers can accommodate any work your vehicle needs doing. What's more, our technicians are fully qualified and have access to the best diagnostic equipment and workshop tools. In addition to any service you have completed, our technicians will carry out a complimentary Vehicle Health Check. The technician performing the check will then pro
Air Conditioning Re-gas R134A£149
4.41 (67 reviews)
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Most customers report a positive experience, praising the efficient turnaround, reasonable pricing, and professional workmanship, with one reviewer highlighting the clean waiting area and detailed end-of-service report as particularly welcome touches. Communication could benefit from improvement in a small number of cases, with a couple of reviewers noting difficulty reaching the garage by phone and delays in being updated when work ran over schedule. One isolated review raised more serious concerns about an MOT and service visit, suggesting clearer proactive communication throughout the day and a more thorough approach to flagging additional work would help avoid similar frustrations.
Physical Garage
Unit 1&2 Union Mill, Manchester Rd, Mossley, OL5 9BG
Based in Mossley on the edge of the Pennines, we've invested heavily in our premises, our equipment, and our team since relocating at the start of 2026. We're growing fast — not only because we advertise, but because people across Tameside and Saddleworth are finally finding a garage they can trust with work that actually matters. If you live in Mossley, Uppermill, Delph, Dobcross, Diggle, Greenfield or anywhere across Saddleworth and Tameside, you'll know the frustration. Your speak to a local garage who you’ve used loyally for several years about a clutch job or a timing chain, and suddenly they're booked up for six weeks, or they quote
Air Conditioning Re-gas R134A£90
5 (10 reviews)
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Cavendish Street, Ashton-under-Lyne, Greater Manchester, OL6 7QL
We’re a family-owned business and one of the longest-standing car dealerships covering Yorkshire and Lincolnshire. We’ve been going the extra mile for our customers for over half a century. Our success is built upon a passion for exceptional customer service and we’ve never lost sight of our key values. We constantly invest in the latest technology to identify any issues with your vehicle quickly and efficiently. Our expert technicians are trained and accredited to manufacturer standards, so you know your vehicle is in safe hands.
Air Conditioning Re-gas R134A£79
4.88 (6 reviews)
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UNIT 4 BERKELEY STREET, ASHTON UNDER LYNE, OL6 7DT
BERKELEY STREET MOT STATION
Air Conditioning Re-gas R134A£99
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An air conditioning system controls the temperature in a car and works in a similar way to a kitchen refrigerator. When the fluid inside such appliances (also called refrigerant) changes from a liquid state to a gas, it cools down. Outside air is blown past the coils in which the gas flows, and is therefore also cooled before it is blown into the car’s cabin. The air con gas then returns to liquid form in the system's compressor, heating it up, but the resulting warm air is directed outside the car.
Air conditioning in a car serves two purposes. It cools down the interior of a car, dramatically so if needed, which improves passenger comfort and prevents the type of heat-related irritability that may lead to an accident. Also, because air conditioners generate air that is less humid than outside air, it can be used to demist a fogged-up windscreen more quickly than when air is blown out of a standard ventilation system. This might also prevent an accident from occurring.
A simple check of the temperature of the air emanating from an air conditioning vent will tell you if the refrigerant needs a recharge - some garages use the term 're-gas'. A warm air temperature would suggest that the refrigerant is low or old. Manufacturers typically recommend a recharge no matter what every couple of years to keep the system running efficiently; this involves topping up or refilling the system with fresh refrigerant. This may be all that is needed, but an efficient air conditioning system also needs to be serviced occasionally. If the refrigerant is replaced but the air conditioning system does not seem to be operating properly, either due to warm air or low system pressure, an air conditioning service will be required.
If the pressure in the air conditioning system is particularly low, there might be a leak. This can be checked during an air conditioning service that manufacturers suggest performing every 3-4 years. As well as a test for leaks and the inspection of refrigerant levels, the condenser, the compressor, the hoses and the drive belts are checked. The service also involves a cleaning to take any contaminants, bacteria or moisture out of the system before any new refrigerant is added, followed by a full recharge. It is important to note that an air conditioning service is not included in routine car services but has to be booked separately. Remember to do so because an inefficient air conditioner places greater demands on a car’s engine and requires more fuel to generate cool air, not to mention that any resident bacteria might cause illness.
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Ashton-Under-Lyne is a market town in Tameside, Greater Manchester on the north bank of the River Tame and in the foothills of the Pennines.
The Industrial Revolution brought cotton spinning, weaving and coal mining into the Ashton-Under-Lyne area. The era also saw the construction of three canals: the Manchester and Ashton canal, the Huddersfield Narrow Canal and the Peak Forest Canal. The Portland Basin Museum in Ashton offers a fascinating insight into the history of industrial Tameside.
The town still hosts one of the oldest and largest markets in the region with a traditional farmer's market on the last Sunday of every month. There are a number of high street shops in the centre but head to Ashton's Old Town for some good independent shops.
