Book the vehicle in.
Four questions, one minute.
Tell us what you need, what you drive and when suits you. A service advisor confirms the slot by phone — usually within one working hour — and nothing is charged until the diagnostic has told us what the job actually is.
- Confirmation
- Within 1 hr
- Diagnostic first
- Always
- Typical turnaround
- Same day
- Cleaning warranty
- 12 months
Step 1 of 4
What do you need done?
Not certain? Choose the diagnostic — it establishes the actual fault, and the cost is credited against whatever work follows.
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+91 99234 78692Mon–Sat, 9:00 AM – 8:00 PMWhatsAppSend fault codes and photosBefore you come in
- Keep at least a quarter tank of fuel — many platforms will not run a regeneration below that.
- Do not clear the fault codes. The stored history is diagnostic evidence.
- Bring the service book if you have it, along with any previous DPF work records.
- Note when the symptoms started and what the vehicle was doing at the time.
Running more than three vehicles? Fleet rates and the loan filter pool apply from three upward — and cleaning downtime drops to about an hour per vehicle.
Fleet programsWhat actually happens next
No part of this is a black box. You will know what we found, what we did and what it cost at every stage.
We call to confirm
A service advisor confirms the slot, checks the symptoms and tells you roughly how long the vehicle will be with us.
Diagnostic first
Every job opens with a measurement pass. It separates a loaded filter from a sensor or injector fault before anything is removed.
Firm quote, then approval
You get a written figure and a recommendation. Nothing beyond the diagnostic proceeds until you authorise it.
Report on handover
Before-and-after flow figures, photographs, root cause and the warranty certificate — issued as a document you keep.
The full workshop sequence runs to 9 documented steps.
See the process