Our workshop has been operating since 2004 and is conveniently located just off Kingsford Smith Drive, behind Tru-Line Patios and Extensions. We service customers from Eagle Farm, Hamilton, Hendra, Ascot, Albion, Clayfield, Pinkenba, Virginia, Kedron and surrounding Brisbane suburbs.

We work on all makes and models, with particular experience servicing Japanese vehicles. We also look after European vehicles, diesel vehicles, four-wheel drives, AWD vehicles, light commercial vehicles and company fleets.

Whether your vehicle is due for a routine service, has developed a warning light, is making an unusual noise or requires larger mechanical repairs, our team can inspect it, explain what we find and provide clear recommendations.

When you bring your vehicle to Eagle Farm Auto Care, we take the time to understand the problem and what you need from the vehicle. We will inspect the vehicle, advise you of anything requiring attention and provide pricing before carrying out additional repairs.

We do not complete extra work without first contacting you and receiving your approval.

Not every item found during an inspection needs to be repaired immediately. Where possible, we will explain which repairs are urgent, which are safety-related and which items can be monitored or planned for a later service.

This allows you to make an informed decision without being pressured into unnecessary repairs.

Being part of the Repco Authorised Service network gives our workshop access to quality parts, technical information, diagnostic support and ongoing industry training.

Our mechanics participate in the Repco Auto Tech training program, which helps keep the workshop up to date with changes in vehicle technology, diagnostic procedures and modern repair methods.

Repco Authorised Service workshops are independently owned and operated. This means you receive personal service from a local workshop while also having the support of a recognised national automotive network.

Eligible repairs completed using approved parts are also supported by our Nationwide Warranty, giving customers additional peace of mind when travelling around Australia.

Our qualified mechanics can carry out logbook servicing in accordance with the manufacturer’s service schedule. We use parts, oils and fluids that meet or exceed the required specifications and record the completed service in your vehicle’s logbook.

A logbook service may include

• Engine oil and oil filter replacement
• Fluid level checks
• Brake inspection
• Tyre inspection and pressure adjustment
• Steering and suspension inspection
• Battery and charging system checks
• Cooling system inspection
• Belt and hose inspection
• Exterior light checks
• Road test
• Service reminder reset
• Logbook completion

The exact work required will depend on the vehicle, its age, kilometres travelled and the manufacturer’s servicing schedule. We also carry out general servicing for vehicles that are no longer following a dealership or manufacturer service program.

• Brake pad and brake rotor replacement
• Brake fluid servicing
• Clutch repairs and replacement
• Cooling system repairs
• Radiator replacement
• Water pump replacement
• Thermostat replacement
• Drive belt and tensioner replacement
• Engine mount replacement
• Steering repairs
• Suspension repairs
• Shock absorber and strut replacement
• Control arm and bush replacement
• CV joint and driveshaft repairs
• Wheel bearing replacement
• Power steering repairs
• Exhaust repairs
• Fuel system repairs
• Engine oil leak repairs
• Drivetrain repairs
• Battery replacement
• Starting and charging system repairs

Before recommending a repair, we inspect the affected components and determine what is actually required. Where there are different repair options available, we will explain them so you can choose the option that best suits the vehicle and your budget.

• Full vehicle computer scan
• Fault code assessment
• Live data analysis
• Wiring and electrical checks
• Battery and charging system testing
• Sensor and actuator testing
• Smoke testing for intake or vacuum leaks
• Fuel pressure testing
• Cooling system pressure testing
• Road testing
• Mechanical inspection

A computer scan is only one part of the diagnostic process. We use the information from the scan together with testing and inspection before recommending repairs. This helps reduce the risk of replacing parts unnecessarily.

• Brake pads
• Brake rotors
• Brake calipers
• Brake hoses
• Brake fluid
• Wheel cylinders
• Master cylinders
• Handbrake systems
• ABS faults
• Clutch systems
• Clutch hydraulics
• Flywheels

We can also measure brake pad and rotor wear during servicing and advise how soon replacement is likely to be required.

Our steering and suspension services include inspection and replacement of:

• Shock absorbers
• Struts
• Strut top mounts
• Control arms
• Suspension bushes
• Ball joints
• Tie rod ends
• Rack ends
• Sway bar links
• Sway bar bushes
• Wheel bearings
• Steering racks
• Power steering components
• Springs

After replacing steering or suspension components, a wheel alignment may be required to ensure the vehicle tracks correctly and does not wear its tyres unevenly.

We can inspect and repair cooling system concerns including coolant leaks, overheating, poor heater performance and cooling fan faults. Cooling system repairs may include:

• Radiator replacement
• Water pump replacement
• Thermostat replacement
• Coolant hose replacement
• Expansion tank replacement
• Cooling fan diagnosis
• Pressure testing
• Coolant flushing
• Heater system repairs

If your temperature warning light comes on or the engine begins overheating, the vehicle should be stopped as soon as it is safe to do so. Continuing to drive an overheating vehicle can cause serious engine damage.

• Battery condition
• Alternator output
• Starter motor operation
• Charging system faults
• Warning lights
• Exterior lighting
• Electric windows
• Central locking
• Sensors
• Wiring faults
• Blown fuses
• Parasitic battery drains

Where a replacement battery is required, we can supply and install a battery suited to the vehicle. Some late-model vehicles may also require battery registration or system resets after installation.

These vehicles may require additional maintenance depending on how they are used, particularly if they regularly tow, carry heavy loads, travel off-road or operate in stop-start conditions. Services may include:

• Diesel engine servicing
• Fuel filter replacement
• Differential oil servicing
• Transfer case servicing
• Automatic transmission servicing
• Driveline inspections
• Cooling system checks
• Suspension inspections
• Brake inspections
• DPF and emissions system diagnosis
• Four-wheel drive system diagnosis

We can discuss a suitable service schedule based on the vehicle and the way it is driven.

• Low tread depth
• Uneven wear
• Cracking
• Sidewall damage
• Punctures
• Incorrect pressures
• Alignment-related wear

Our tyre services include tyre replacement, puncture repairs, wheel balancing and wheel alignments. If your vehicle pulls to one side, the steering wheel is off-centre or the tyres are wearing unevenly, an alignment and suspension inspection may be required.

A safety certificate inspection checks whether the vehicle meets the minimum safety standards required in Queensland at the time of inspection. Items checked may include:

• Tyres and wheels
• Brakes
• Steering
• Suspension
• Windscreen and glass
• Lights
• Seats and seatbelts
• Vehicle body and chassis
• Engine and driveline safety items

A safety certificate is not the same as a full mechanical inspection or pre-purchase inspection. Customers purchasing a used vehicle should consider arranging a more detailed pre-purchase inspection.

Our pre-purchase inspections can help identify visible mechanical faults, worn components, fluid leaks, warning lights and items that may require attention after purchase. Depending on the vehicle, the inspection may include:

• Engine bay inspection
• Underbody inspection
• Brake inspection
• Tyre inspection
• Steering and suspension inspection
• Cooling system inspection
• Fluid condition checks
• Computer scan
• Road test
• General body and safety assessment

No inspection can predict every future failure, but it can provide useful information before you commit to purchasing the vehicle.

We provide servicing and repairs for company cars, trade vehicles, light commercial vehicles and small to medium-sized fleets. Regular fleet maintenance can help:

• Reduce unexpected breakdowns
• Keep vehicles safe and roadworthy
• Reduce time off the road
• Improve vehicle reliability
• Identify developing faults early
• Plan maintenance costs
• Maintain accurate service records

We can work with business owners and fleet managers to arrange servicing based on time, kilometres or vehicle usage. Our workshop can also provide reports and recommendations to help businesses prioritise repairs and plan upcoming maintenance.

• Seating
• Toilets
• Television
• Internet

Please let us know when booking if you intend to wait for the vehicle, as some repairs and diagnostic jobs may require the vehicle to remain with us for most of the day.

• Eagle Farm
• Hamilton
• Hendra
• Ascot
• Albion
• Clayfield
• Pinkenba
• Virginia
• Kedron
• Nundah
• Northgate
• Brisbane Airport
• Surrounding suburbs

Our location near Kingsford Smith Drive makes us a convenient choice for local residents, employees and businesses operating throughout Eagle Farm and Brisbane’s inner north.

• Repco Authorised Service
• Motor Trades Association of Queensland
• Australian Automotive Aftermarket Association
• Repco Auto Tech training program

These associations support ongoing training, access to technical information and professional workshop standards.

For friendly service from a trusted independent, you can rely on the team at Eagle Farm Auto Care

Submitting a booking request does not confirm an appointment. Our team will contact you to discuss the vehicle and confirm availability.