Fasfit Matlock

What’s on Offer? : Products and Services
Tyres - We stock various brands of brand new tyres with a wide range of sizes from Dunlop, Haida, Falken, Pace, Silverstone, Firestone, Bridgestone and Pirelli
Rotate your tyres to beat wear and tear
Tyre wear and tear is natural part of driving, unfortunately. Since most cars are front-engine cars, the front axle bears weight more than the rear axle. Meaning your front tyres wear quicker than your back tyres. Rotating your tyres will help ensure even tread wear, allowing them to last longer. Depending on the type of car you drive, we typically recommend you do this every 10,000 km.

Exhaust - Is your exhaust blowing? Is your vehicle losing power or do you have high fuel consumption? These problems could be caused by a faulty exhaust, let us check and repair your exhaust and save your time and money.

Batteries – Our batteries range from light commercial vehicle batteries to heavy duty batteries with a one year warranty. We fit and sell brand new batteries from reputable brands that have high performance standards, inclusive in our battery range are Exide and Tauras batteries.

Wheel Alignment – We offer you computerized wheel alignment for longer-lasting tyres. Tyres need looking after in order for them to last. One way to care for them is to check your car’s wheel alignment regularly. When a wheel is not aligned, other wheels have to work harder to drag the misaligned wheel. This can cause a number of problems, like:
• A directional pull on your steering wheel, forcing you to counter-steer.
• Uneven tyre wear.
• Future mechanical and suspension problems.
At Fasfit Matlock Service Centre a qualified alignment technician will make sure that all your wheels are correctly aligned to the road and to each other.
Wheel balancing – It’s important and cost effective to balance your tyres regardless of how well or how little you drive, tyres do eventually wear down over time. In the event that they wear down unevenly some of the cause are:
• Changes in the mass of rubber on your tyres.
• A weight imbalance.
Despite advanced rubber compounds and manufacturing processes, even new tyres need
to be balanced.