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How much does car servicing cost in Singapore?

There is no single price for a car service. What you pay depends on your car, the kind of service and the parts and oil used. We do not list prices: the only reliable figure is a quote from the workshop for your car.

General guide in plain words. It is not a diagnosis and gives no prices: only a workshop that inspects your car can say what is wrong.

What decides the price

  1. Your car make, model and engine

    Bigger engines, continental cars and hybrids often need more oil, specific fluids or special tools, which changes the cost.

  2. Minor or major service

    A minor service is usually an oil and filter change with basic checks. A major service at a set mileage can add spark plugs, air and cabin filters, brake fluid, coolant or gearbox fluid.

  3. Engine oil grade and brand

    Fully synthetic oil and oil approved by your car's maker cost more than basic oil. Your owner's manual lists the grade your engine needs.

  4. Parts: original, OEM or aftermarket

    The same filter or spark plug can come from different makers at different prices. Ask which one the quote uses.

  5. Extra work found during the service

    Worn brake pads, tyres or a weak battery may be found during the check. These are separate from the service itself, so ask for them to be quoted on their own.

How to get a clear quote

Ask more questions if: a service price looks very different from another quote for the same items, or a long list of extra work is added without photos or an explanation.

Workshops customers mention for this

Matched from what customers mention on Google Maps, in our own words. This is not an endorsement, and a workshop has to inspect the car to confirm any cause.

Admiralty Street (Northlink Building)

Ang Mo Kio Industrial Park 2

2 more in Ang Mo Kio Industrial Park 2

Bedok Industrial Park E

Bukit Batok Crescent (WCEGA Plaza)

12 more in Bukit Batok Crescent (WCEGA Plaza)

Bukit Merah Lane 3

1 more in Bukit Merah Lane 3

Corporation Drive, Jurong East

Defu Industrial Estate (Defu Lane)

Jalan Lam Huat and Carros Centre

6 more in Jalan Lam Huat and Carros Centre

Kaki Bukit Industrial Estate

28 more in Kaki Bukit Industrial Estate

Loyang Way and Loyang Drive

1 more in Loyang Way and Loyang Drive

MacPherson Road

Mandai Estate

Pandan Loop (Pandan Light Industries Park)

Paya Ubi Industrial Park

Serangoon Garden Way

Sin Ming Industrial Estate

7 more in Sin Ming Industrial Estate

Soon Lee Street (Pioneer Point)

4 more in Soon Lee Street (Pioneer Point)

Toh Guan Road East and Enterprise Hub

11 more in Toh Guan Road East and Enterprise Hub

Ubi Road 1

Woodlands Avenue 10 (Woodlands Industrial Xchange)

Woodlands Avenue 12 (Polaris@Woodlands)

Woodlands Industrial Park E9

Yishun Industrial Park A

1 more in Yishun Industrial Park A

Yishun Industrial Street 1

Workshops whose own website lists this

From each workshop's own website, as listed on its Google Maps profile. Ask the workshop to confirm it can help with your car.

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Questions

How often should I service my car?

Follow the service interval in your owner's manual, which is set by distance or time, whichever comes first. Short trips and stop-start traffic can count as harder use, so ask the workshop what suits how you drive.

Why do two quotes for a service differ?

They may use different oil, different parts or include different checks. Ask each workshop for a list of what is included so you compare the same thing.

Can you tell me the price?

We do not publish prices because they depend on your car and change over time. WhatsApp the workshop with your car model and mileage and ask for a quote.

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