Duke Street Motors

We have over 45 years experience in automotive parts repair including; brakes, cambelts, clutches, exhausts, gearbox, steering, suspension, tyres, welding, MOT testing, car servicing and air-conditioning recharge. We are the leading MOT, Service and Repair centre in Loughborough, and only use genuine or quality replacement parts, and all our workmanship is guaranteed.

If your car is 3 or more years old you are required by law to have an MOT certificate. To preserve the anniversary date of your MOT, a test can be carried out on your car up to one month prior to the expiry date.

On passing the MOT test, the vehicle will receive a certificate valid from the date of the test, and with an expiry date either 12 calendar months from the date of issue or 12 months from the expiry date on the old certificate if this is greater.The contents and standards required are set by the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) formally known as VOSA.

For example, tyres can last longer, brake discs do not become scored and in need of replacement. We offer a choice of either vehicle manufacturer servicing schedules or our own superb value menu service programmes, which car servicing program is best for you?

This interim service/ checkup is designed as a low-cost service for both high mileage car users who wants an interim service between annual full services and the very low mileage users who want annual servicing but do not need a full service.Included are an oil and filter change and a wide range of checks on the fundamental items.

At Duke Street Motors, we can confidently diagnose if there are any concerns with your gearbox, with the help of our advanced computer diagnostic tools, detecting a faulty gearbox, reconditioning the existing one or replacing with a new or fully refurbished gearbox. We do replacement and repairs for both automatic and manual transmissions and gearboxes, as well as oil and filter changes.

We are able to replace cambelts to most vehicles. Cambelt change is a vital requirement on most vehicles and should be carried out at the manufacturers recommended mileage or time interval. Failure to carry out this important operation can result in cambelt failure which may cause extremely costly damage to the internal components of your engine.