Complete published service inventory
Fewster Automotive publishes six core service categories covering maintenance, brakes, diagnostics, tires and wheels, safety inspections, and general repairs.
Professional oil changes with high-quality engine oil, a new oil filter, fluid top-ups as needed, a complimentary vehicle inspection and proper disposal of old oil. Fewster’s services FAQ says oil-change intervals commonly fall around 5,000–8,000 km depending on the vehicle and driving habits.
Brake inspection, repair and replacement work covering pads, rotors and brake systems. The current published full-brake package includes premium ceramic pads, coated rotors, caliper inspection, brake-fluid check/top-up, installation and a road test.
Advanced computer scan and check-engine-light diagnosis, followed by an explanation of the issue, recommended next steps and the shop’s published no-pressure repair approach.
Tire inspections and repairs, mounting, balancing, wheel maintenance and computerized alignment. Fewster’s published alignment package includes adjustment to manufacturer specifications and a suspension check.
Roadworthiness-focused vehicle inspections. The official site specifically references rideshare and registration uses and publishes checks spanning brakes, tires, suspension/steering, lights, fluid levels and tread condition, with Safety Standard Certificate/report language on the current page.
General repair coverage from routine maintenance to unexpected automotive problems. The shop’s official positioning emphasizes transparent pricing, dependable workmanship and long-term vehicle care.
Published price board
Use these as a planning reference, then call to confirm the current price for your vehicle and exact scope.
Published pricing captured from Fewster Automotive’s official website on September 7, 2026. Confirm before authorizing service.
Before you come in
Fewster’s published FAQ says every 5,000–8,000 km depending on your vehicle and driving habits.
The shop’s FAQ tells drivers to pay attention to squealing, grinding or vibration while braking and notes that a brake inspection can identify worn pads or rotors.
The official FAQ references license-plate checks, lights, brakes, tires and overall vehicle-safety compliance. The current homepage adds suspension/steering, fluid levels and tire/tread assessment.
Fewster says many oil changes, diagnostic services and safety inspections can be completed the same day. Call ahead to confirm availability.