Air Conditioning Service
Keep your car cool, comfortable, and fresh all year round with our expert Air Conditioning (A/C) Service at HR MOT & Services. Your vehicle’s A/C system works hard, and over time it can lose gas, develop leaks, or accumulate bacteria — all of which reduce cooling performance and air quality.
Our trained technicians use advanced equipment to diagnose and service your A/C system, ensuring it operates at peak efficiency.
What Our A/C Service Includes
- A/C Performance Test – Checking cooling temperature and airflow.
- Re-gas / Recharge – Refilling the system with the correct refrigerant (R134a or R1234yf).
- Leak Detection – Identifying and repairing leaks in the A/C pipes, seals, or compressor.
- A/C Compressor & Condenser Check – Ensuring all components are working properly.
- Cabin Filter Replacement – Improving air quality inside your vehicle.
- Anti-Bacterial Treatment – Removes bad odours, mould, and bacteria from vents.
Why Does Your A/C Need Regular Service?
Over time, your car’s A/C system can lose up to 10% of refrigerant every year, leading to poor cooling and extra strain on the compressor. Regular servicing ensures:
- Better cooling performance
- Cleaner, fresher air
- Reduced fogging on windows
- Longer lifespan of A/C components
- Improved fuel efficiency
Stay Cool, Stay Comfortable
Whether your air conditioning needs a quick recharge or a full system repair, we ensure your vehicle stays cool and comfortable no matter the weather.
Why Choose Us?
FAQ – Air Conditioning Services
1. Why does my car’s A/C need servicing?
Over time, refrigerant naturally leaks out, bacteria builds up in the vents, and components wear down. Regular servicing keeps the system cool, clean, and efficient.
2. How often should I service my car’s air conditioning?
We recommend servicing your A/C every 12–24 months to maintain optimal performance and to avoid unexpected breakdowns.
3. What is an A/C re-gas or recharge?
Re-gassing replaces the refrigerant gas (R134a or R1234yf) your system has lost over time. This restores cooling performance and improves fuel efficiency.
4. How do I know which refrigerant my car uses?
Most vehicles use either R134a or R1234yf. Our technicians will check the vehicle label or system specifications to ensure the correct gas is used.
5. Why does my A/C smell bad?
Bad smells often come from bacteria, mould, and moisture trapped inside the evaporator or vents. An anti-bacterial clean and cabin filter replacement will fix this.
