Beacie Service Centre in Beaconsfield, Victoria, Australia | Automotive, aircraft & boat

Beacie Service Centre

Locality: Beaconsfield, Victoria, Australia

Phone: +61 3 9796 1401

Address: 124 Old Princes Hwy, Beaconsfield 3807 Beaconsfield, VIC, Australia

Website: https://beacieservicecentre.bapnet.com.au/

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24.01.2022 The littlest member of Beacie Service Centre hard at work already!

22.01.2022 We understand given the hard times we are all currently experiencing, that some of our customers may need work done to their vehicles that they may not be able to afford at the moment. If this is the case please speak with us as we do have options available for certain circumstances such as Openpay. You can find information on their website by following the link below or alternatively by getting in touch with us. https://www.openpay.com.au/

18.01.2022 Independent Mechanics Outrank Dealers on Relationships, Trust & Expertise - Read the full article here - https://bit.ly/2njABn9

14.01.2022 Please note that we are still open and still allowed to be trading. There has been a lot of confusion over tv and radio advertisements which state only 4 reasons to leave the home, none of which cover vehicle servicing and repairs. The following is an extract from the Victorian Department of Health and Human Services website and is still current: Reasons to Leave Premises: Clause 6 - Leaving premises to obtain necessary goods or services... (1) A person may leave the premises to obtain: (a) food or drink; or (b) goods and services for health or medical purposes; or (c) other necessary goods or services including, but not limited to, goods or services provided by: (i) a financial institution; (ii) a government body or government agency; (iii) a post office; (iv) a pharmacy; (v) a hardware store; (vi) a petrol station; (vii) a pet store or veterinary clinic; (viii) a retail facility that is not prohibited from operating by the Restricted Activity Directions We will continue to remain open as long as we are allowed to continue trading. Stay Safe, From the team at Beacie Service Centre

11.01.2022 If anyone is trying to get a hold of us our business phone line is currently down, call 0431 761 366 instead

11.01.2022 Merry Christmas to all our wonderful customers. Please note our last day will be this Friday the 20th of December and we will be back open on Monday the 6th of January. For any urgent inquiries during this period please contact us via Facebook and we will respond at our soonest.

11.01.2022 Accident risk Michelin #recalls 305/70 R22.5 X MULTI Z 152/150L TL Tyres. Defect may cause unsticking in the tread rubber, which may lead to partial loss of t...he tread. https://bit.ly/2CNRgsv Owners can have their recalled tyres replaced free of charge by bringing their vehicles to a Michelin Authorised Dealer.

10.01.2022 Beacie Service Centre has now closed for the Christmas & New Year period, we will be back open on Wednesday the 9th of January.

06.01.2022 Please note that Beacie Service Centre is still open as per usual. We have significantly increased the cleaning in our office, all high touch areas such as door handles and EFTPOS machines are being cleaned regularly. All staff have been reminded to stay home if unwell and we ask that our customers do the same. We ask that if we are already serving a customer in the office that you please wait outside so that we adhere to the social distancing rules as our office is only ver...y small. All customers who have bookings will be kept notified if anything changes. We will continue to send booking reminders the business day before your booking and if we do have to close all customers with bookings will be notified as soon as possible. Stay safe everyone, from the team at Beacie Service Centre

03.01.2022 Nissan is recalling more than 86 000 vehicles that have previously had their faulty Takata airbag replaced with a newer Takata airbag when there was a global sh...ortage of non-Takata airbags. These replacements are now being recalled to ensure long-term safety. If you drive a Nissan D22 Navara, J31 Maxima, N16 Pulsar, T30 X-Trail or Y61 Patrol manufactured between 2001-2008, check if your car’s affected. See more

01.01.2022 Beacie Service Centre will be closed on Monday 1st November and Tuesday 2 November. We still have availability this week for all your vehicle needs.