Welcome to Advance Motors Citroën
At Advance Motors, we pride ourselves on delivering exceptional customer service and expertise for all your Citroën needs. Whether you require professional repairs, genuine parts, or regular maintenance, our dedicated team ensures your Citroën remains in top condition and ready to hit the road with confidence.
Our state-of-the-art workshop is equipped with cutting-edge tools and run by Citroën-trained technicians. From routine servicing to complex repairs, your vehicle is in expert hands. With a focus on quality and reliability, we aim to make every interaction seamless and stress-free, giving you peace of mind throughout your Citroën ownership journey.
Why Choose Citroen?
Citroën is a renowned French automobile brand, founded on June 4, 1919, by André Citroën. Over its 100-year history, Citroën has become known for its innovative approach to design and technology. The brand has continuously pushed the boundaries of automotive excellence, offering vehicles that blend style, comfort, and reliability. Citroën's legacy includes a series of groundbreaking models that have left a lasting impact on industry.
Today, Citroën is owned by the Stellantis Group, a global automotive leader. Choosing Citroën means joining a legacy of innovation and investing in a vehicle that combines tradition with modern advancements, delivering an exceptional driving experience for those who appreciate both performance and French engineering craftsmanship.
Citroën Servicing & Parts at Advance Motors
Keep Your Citroën in Peak Condition
Advance Motors offers comprehensive service and genuine parts to ensure your Citroën performs at its best.
1. Online Service & MOT Booking:
Schedule your service or MOT quickly and conveniently using our online booking system. Our experienced technicians handle your vehicle with care and precision.
2. Citroën Parts Request:
We supply genuine Citroën parts and manufacturer-approved components, maintaining your car's performance and integrity.
Our workshop features advanced diagnostic tools and equipment to provide thorough, manufacturer-approved servicing and repairs for all Citroën models. From oil changes and brake inspections to cambelt replacements and electrical diagnostics, we’ve got you covered.
Types of Citroën Vehicles
Citroën offers a versatile range of vehicles designed to cater to diverse needs and lifestyles:
Why Choose Advance Motors for Citroën?
Expert Care:
Our Citroën-trained technicians specialize in diagnostics, servicing, and repairs for all Citroën models.
Genuine Parts:
We only use manufacturer-approved parts to maintain the quality, safety, and performance of your vehicle.
Convenience:
Flexible scheduling, online booking, and transparent pricing make maintaining your Citroën hassle-free.
Customer Satisfaction:
At Advance Motors, your satisfaction is our top priority. We ensure every visit exceeds your expectations.
Online Service & MOT booking
Carry out work on your vehicle to the highest levels of care and attention.
Citroen Parts Request
We can supply genuine Citroen or Manufacture approve parts
Frequently asked questions
- The cost of servicing a Citroën depends on the model and type of service (e.g., interim, full, or major). On average, prices range from £150 to £300. For precise pricing tailored to your vehicle, contact us directly.
The recommended frequency of servicing varies based on the age of your Citroën and the specific type of service needed. Here’s a helpful breakdown:
Interim Service: Ideally, this should be done every odd-numbered year (1st, 3rd, 5th, 7th, 9th, and 11th). It focuses on essential checks and minor maintenance to keep your vehicle running smoothly.
Main Service: This service is suggested every second year (2nd, 6th, and 10th years). It involves more detailed checks and necessary maintenance tasks to ensure your Citroën remains in top condition.
Full Service: Generally recommended every fourth year (4th, 8th, and 12th). This thorough inspection covers more extensive checks and the replacement of key components, helping maintain your car’s performance over the long term.
To achieve the best results, always adhere to your vehicle's manufacturer recommendations to ensure it stays in great working order.
The cost of repairs for a Citroën can differ depending on the specific model you own, and the nature of the repair required. Factors such as the age of the vehicle, the complexity of the issue, and whether you need genuine parts or specialized services can all influence the price.
At Advance Motors, we understand the importance of cost-effective solutions. That’s why we work hard to offer competitive pricing that is both fair and transparent, ensuring that you are always aware of the costs before any work begins. Our goal is to make car repairs as affordable and hassle-free as possible, without compromising on the quality and expertise your Citroën deserves.
- Cambelt replacement costs depend on the specific model and year. Typically, the price ranges from £400 to £700. For accurate and updated estimates, please contact us.
- Cambelts should generally be replaced every 5-7 years or 60,000 miles, depending on your model. Refer to your owner’s manual for guidance. You can also call Advance Motors to get an idea and estimation about your Citroen C3 cambelt.
- Common signs include unusual engine noises, difficulty starting, or visible wear. If in doubt, schedule an inspection to avoid costly damage.
- Yes, timely cambelt replacement is essential to prevent engine damage. Always adhere to the manufacturer’s recommendations.
- The cost typically ranges from £400 to £700, depending on the vehicle model and garage. Contact Advance Motors for a tailored quote.
- Cambelt replacements usually take 3-6 hours, depending on the complexity of the job and vehicle type.
- Yes, both companies offer cambelt replacement services. However, at Advance Motors, we provide manufacturer-approved parts and expertise specific to Citroën vehicles.
A failing timing belt can lead to serious engine damage, so it's important to watch for these signs:
Unusual engine noises: A ticking, clicking, or squealing sound could indicate the belt is slipping or worn.
Engine issues: Misfires, rough running, or trouble starting.
Check engine light: The light may illuminate, signaling potential problems.
Oil leaks: Leaking oil from the front of the engine.
Belt wear: Cracks, fraying, or a glazed, glossy appearance on the belt’s underside.
Performance loss: Reduced power, poor fuel economy, or irregular behaviour at 2,000-4,000 RPM.
If you notice any of these signs, it’s essential to seek professional attention immediately.
