If your car is still under warranty, sticking to the logbook matters. Miss a service or use the wrong parts and you can put that warranty at risk. We take care of it properly, in your driveway or the work car park.
Will a mobile logbook service void my warranty?
No. This is the question we get most, so here's the plain answer.
Under Australian Consumer Law, you can have your car serviced by any qualified mechanic while it's under warranty. You are not required to use the dealership. The service simply has to follow the manufacturer's schedule and use suitable parts. The ACCC has said the same publicly.
We service to your logbook, fit logbook-spec parts and fluids, and stamp the book. Your warranty stays intact, and you keep a full service history.
What we do at a logbook service
Every logbook service is matched to your car and the interval it's due for, because the manufacturer specifies different tasks at different distances. A typical service includes:
- Engine oil and oil filter replacement to spec
- Replacement of any filters due at that interval (air, cabin, fuel)
- Brake check, pads, rotors and fluid condition
- Battery test with the result recorded
- Tyre tread, pressure and condition, including the spare
- All fluid levels checked and topped up
- A full inspection of belts, hoses, steering, suspension and the exhaust
- Any manufacturer-specified items for that particular service
- Your logbook stamped and dated
We tell you what the service covered and flag anything coming up, so you can plan for it.
We stamp your logbook
A stamped logbook is your proof the service was done on schedule. It protects your warranty now, and when you sell the car a complete service history is one of the first things a buyer looks for. We fill in and stamp the book at every service, so your history stays unbroken.
When is my logbook service due?
Most manufacturers set services at 12 months or 10,000 to 15,000 km, whichever comes first, but the exact figure is in your logbook and varies by model. Some newer cars show a service-due reminder on the dash.
Not sure where you're at? Tell us your make, model and odometer reading and we'll confirm which service is due.
What does a logbook service cost?
The price depends on your car and which interval it's due for, since a longer-interval service replaces more items. A logbook service with us costs about the same as a dealership, without the day off, and we quote the exact figure before we start.
Guide pricing starts from $180. 4WD and light commercial differ. See our pricing page.
How it works
- Book it in. Give us your make, model, year and odometer reading. We confirm the correct service and a fixed price.
- We come and service the car. The mechanic arrives with the right oil, filters and parts for your interval.
- Book stamped, job explained. We stamp the logbook, walk you through what we found, and hand over a clear invoice.
Why book your logbook service with us
Warranty-safe and stamped, done to the manufacturer's schedule with the right parts.
We come to you, so a logbook service no longer costs you a day.
Fixed price up front, with no upselling. If we spot something outside the service, we quote it and you decide.
Cert III qualified mechanics with 10+ years on Brisbane cars, fully insured, backed by a 6-month workmanship guarantee. See our warranty.