Australian Mobile Auto Air

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Brake Repairs | Suspension Repairs | Clutch Repairs | Log Book Servicing | Logbook Servicing | Oil Changing | Safety Inspections | Steering Repairs | Wheel Balancing | Auto Engine Diagnostic Repairs

Tyres | Century Batteries | 4WD Accessories | ATV Tyres | Agricultural Tyres | Bobcat Tyres | Bus Tyres | Continental Tyres | Cooper Tyres | Dunlop Tyres

Why does the air smell when I turn on the air conditioner?

An old filter or a soiled dryer/evaporator can cause unpleasant smells in your auto air conditioning system.

Why do I need to service my auto air conditioning system?

Your vehicle’s A/C system needs to be serviced regularly in order to prevent odours, poor performance and leakages.

Why do I need a licensed technician to service my auto air conditioner?

Under Australian law, a licensed technician is certified in regards to the use of depleting substances and synthetic greenhouse gases.

What is leak detection?

Leak detection is the process where a licensed technician will check your A/C system for refrigerant leakage.