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We are here to keep you mobile during the national coronavirus (COVID-19) emergency. Our complete range of products, installations, repairs and general services for cars and bikes are always accessible at your doorsteps with just a few clicks.

 We have taken necessary precautions to ensure a safe working environment. We are providing hand sanitizers, masks, gloves and protection equipment and clean door handles and steering wheels as we enter and exit the vehicles. Our team is following social distancing. Stay Safe. This too shall pass!

 Once you book an appointment, our customer service associate will get in touch shortly to confirm your appointment. You can book several doorstep services online using this page. Doorstep services we offer at your home or office include Car Tyre change, Bike Tyre replacement, Car Battery replacement, Two Wheeler Batteries, Car Services, Car Interior Cleaning, General Service, Car Sanitisation, Jump Start Your Car Battery, Bike Service and many such services including emergency and tow services. We guarantee you our best quality services even in such situations. 

 We also offer pickup and dropoff services for services, which can't be completed at your doorsteps. Best of all, these are done in our centers by in-house, qualified and trained technicians for guaranteed customer satisfaction. None of the services are forwarded or outsourced to third parties. 

The whole world is under a lockdown due to the Pandemic COVID-19. During such situations it's not only important to take care of your health but also take care of your vehicle. Due to the lockdown your vehicle is not used much and you could face a lot of issues when you are about to take your vehicle out for the first time after lockdown.

If you own a car, you know you've seen this in your maintenance bill before. (unless you're new, in which case welcome to car ownership!) But what is it exactly? Why do we need it? And more importantly, is it worth paying for?

Horns are typically installed so a vehicle can alert other vehicles and pedestrians of its arrival or passing. Horns are not essential to driving. In most countries, they are only used during emergencies. Car horns are located on the steering wheel for ease of use. Most countries have a limit on the decibel levels of a car horn and it is set around 80 to 94 dB. In India, the decibel level should be at 94 dB at seven meters in front of the car.

There are different sounds that different types of horns emit. Each car or manufacturer will have its own OEM horn. The problem with stock horns is that not only are they quiet they also often sound bad. Most of the OEM horns lack full-range sound. Adding a low tone horn to the stock will make it sound like how it should have from the factory.

The housing is identical for both high and low horns. The only other difference is the diaphragm inside and the frequency that it vibrates at. The diaphragm travel distance on some horns can be adjusted via an external screw that will change the frequency of the 'note'. The low tone gives a bellow sound, while the high tone gives an audible sharp horn sound. They need each other to produce the correct horn sound amplitude. If any of them is missing, your horn will become almost inaudible. Different dual tone horns work in different ways. There might be two horns in one unit or they are designed such that they produce two distinctive tones.

As a new car owner, my every intention is to keep my car in drivable condition for as long as possible or until I can afford to upgrade. It is only natural to expect a lot from your new vehicle.
Among other things, I have to maintain and take care of my car. Negligence and poor maintenance is very common with many car owners resulting in mechanical problems that could have been avoided with a bit of prevention. Here are a few tips I recommend to maximize the lifespan of your car.

Is nitrogen good for your tyre? Let us understand the basics. According to physics, all gases
expand and contract as they are exposed to hot and cold temperatures. The same applies to
tyre inflation pressure. It may rise and fall with respect to the ambient temperature, which is
about one psi (pound per square inch) for every 10°F. Always check your tyre pressure before
starting a long drive. It is advised to check tyre pressure before the temperature rises as the
heat generated from driving affects the pressure reading.
It is essential that we take good care of tyres to increase its longevity. The key to proper
maintenance is to maintain proper inflation and follow the recommended inflation pressure.
The user manual in every vehicle has recommended pressure value that needs to be
maintained for excellent service and better control of your vehicle. Most tyre manufactures
advice people to check tyre inflation pressure at regular intervals. Often, it is once a month
depending on usage, condition and driving habits.

In scientific terms, alloy is a mixture of two or more metals. Similarly, alloy wheels are generally a mixture of metals like aluminium, magnesium and sometimes even nickel. Even though steel itself is an alloy of iron and carbon, in the automotive industry, alloy wheel are wheel rims known to be made of nonferrous metal (nonferrous metals are metals that do not contain iron and are rust-free).
The earliest alloy wheels were made of magnesium, which often suffered deformities due to the
ductility of the metal. In recent years, aluminium has replaced magnesium as low cost and high performance alloy wheels.

Periodic Maintenance of Your Bike
How to take good care of your bike? Timely maintenance, periodic inspection, tuning and adjustments are preventive measures that can keep your motor bike in its most efficient and safest condition.
The morning routine of kick-starting your bike will not keep the engine in a good condition nor will it run along the journey you take. The most common problems that occur due to negligence or poor maintenance of the bike will lead to crushed valve, locked transmission system, blown wheel bearing, dead charging unit and if it gets any worse, it could be combination of all these problems.
But before bad luck finds you and before your bike tires you, here are the 10 best practices we recommend to keep your bike running miles.

Regularly get your tyres and brakes checked by a qualified mechanic and have the vehicle
professionally serviced as suggested by the manufacturer. It is advised to annually check the
vehicle or after every 5000 Kilometres.
PRE-RIDING CHECKS
Prior to riding your bike, carry out a visual and operational check on your bike to avoid
unwarranted breakdown and to reduce the chance of being stranded with your bike.