Clutch Replacement

Your vehicle’s clutch works hard whenever you change gear or brake, especially in stop-start traffic. Eventually, it will wear out and you may begin to experience some of the following symptoms:

• Selecting a gear becomes more difficult
• Your vehicle lacks bite and drive, especially when going up hills
• There is an unusual amount of ‘play’ in the clutch pedal
• You may experience jolting or vibrations when setting off
• You hear grinding sounds when selecting gear

Any of these signs could mean your vehicle is in need of a clutch replacement, and it is essential you seek assistance from a reputable garage such as Bardell & Byrne in Letchworth Garden City. We have a workshop fully equipped with advanced technology to diagnose and rectify any faults detected in your transmission system. Our highly trained technicians have a wealth of experience working on clutches and gearboxes, and relish all the challenges asked of them. They will identify any problems and advise you on the best, and most cost-effective, way to put things right.

As a trusted independent garage, Bardell & Byrne only recommend and fit parts manufactured by the best maker in our industry, and therefore our work is guaranteed for 12 months, or 12,000 miles (whichever comes first).

If you think your vehicle’s clutch is not behaving as it should, don’t wait until it’s too late, give us a call or drive down to Bardell & Byrne, we are a leading garage in Letchworth Garden City and will be pleased to give you free advice about your clutch, with no obligation whatsoever.

As a Bosch Car Service centre, we work to a strict code of conduct, ensuring our customers receive top quality work and customer service. We are also pleased to be affiliated with several other well-reputed automotive organisations such as the RAC, The Good Garage Scheme and the Institute of the Motor Industry to name but a few.

To find out more about Clutch Replacement in Letchworth Garden City, contact us online or call us directly on 01462 672885

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