SERVICE OPTIONS
New Car & Log Book Servicing
Cooling System & Radiator
Automatic Transmission Services
Air Conditioning Repairs & Service
4WD & AWD Servicing
Auto Diagnostics
Suspension & Steering
Mufflers & Exhaust
Safety Certificates
Trained Technicians
Brake & Clutch
Tyre & Wheel Alignment
Gearbox & Diff Repairs
Batteries
CAR SERVICE EVERTON HILLS
Northside Automotive at Everton Hills in North Brisbane is a family operated car service and mechanic business run by Peter and Cathy Eacott. They live, work and play with their three children in the local community and support many other small business around the area. They are also proud sponsors of the local West Arana Football club. Peter has operated a mechanical business in North Brisbane for 17 years and has been operating from their ultra modern Northside Automotive Car Service Centre for fourteen years. The workshop and it’s team believe in open and honest communication with clients, delivering the best advice, customer service and repairs.
LOG BOOK SERVICING
- Keep your new car warranty
- Highly skilled mechanics
- Full mechanical car service workshop
- Pay less for your servicing
- Buy yourself something nice with the savings!
Our qualified technicians can service your vehicle as per your manufacturer’s log book using only the best quality parts from the brands you trust. Contact us now for a logbook service quote.
WE SERVICE
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Are the Days of the Mechanic Over?
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What Is the Difference between AWD and 4WD?
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