Whether you tow a caravan to the coast for a weekend away, take a box trailer to the tip or rely on a trailer for work, the mechanical components underneath it deserve regular attention.

Unlike a car, a caravan or trailer may sit unused for weeks or months at a time. That doesn't mean its mechanical components stop ageing. Wheel bearings can lose lubrication, brake components can deteriorate, tyres can age and suspension components can wear even when the trailer isn't being used regularly.

For caravan and trailer owners in South West Rocks and surrounding areas, Marshy's Tyre & Mechanical provides mechanical servicing, repairs and NSW safety inspections to help keep your trailer or caravan roadworthy and ready for its next journey.

There's much more to a caravan or trailer than its body, interior and storage space. Beneath it are several important mechanical components that work together whenever you're towing.

These include:

What's Happening Underneath Your Caravan?

Couplings and associated towing components

Electrical connections and trailer lighting

Regular inspection of these components can identify wear before it develops into a breakdown or potentially dangerous towing problem.

Wheel bearings allow the wheels to rotate smoothly around the axle. They're subjected to heat, weight and constant rotation whenever your caravan or trailer is moving.

Because caravans can spend long periods sitting stationary, their wheel bearings can be particularly easy to overlook.

A bearing that is worn, damaged or incorrectly lubricated can generate excessive heat and friction. In severe cases, a failed bearing can damage the hub, axle or wheel assembly.

Wheel Bearings – Small Parts With a Big Job

A humming, grinding or rumbling noise from a wheel

Excessive heat around a wheel or hub after towing

Transport for NSW specifically recommends checking that caravan wheel bearings are correctly adjusted and lubricated before towing.

Don't wait for a wheel bearing to fail on the highway. Having the bearings inspected and serviced at appropriate intervals can help prevent an inconvenient and potentially expensive roadside problem.

A caravan or trailer can add significant weight behind your vehicle, so its braking system needs to operate correctly.

Depending on the trailer, braking components may include brake drums, shoes, magnets, cables, electric brake controllers, hydraulic components or breakaway systems.

Wear or faults can result in:

Premature wear of other braking components

Brake adjustment is also important. A braking system that isn't operating correctly can place additional workload on the towing vehicle and make controlling the combination more difficult. We recommend checking that trailer brakes operate correctly on all applicable axles before towing.

Caravan and trailer suspension has a demanding job. It supports the load while helping the wheels remain in contact with the road.

Over time, components such as bushes, springs, shock absorbers and other suspension parts can wear or deteriorate.

This can contribute to:

A trailer that feels different to tow than it did previously shouldn't simply be written off as "just how caravans drive". Changes in handling can be an indication that the suspension, tyres, wheel alignment or another component needs attention.

One of the easiest caravan maintenance mistakes is assuming tyres are fine because they have plenty of tread.

Caravan and trailer tyres can spend considerable periods stationary, sometimes exposed to sunlight, weather and temperature changes. Rubber deteriorates with age, and damage isn't always obvious from the tread.

During a mechanical inspection, tyres should be checked for:

Tyres Can Age Even When They're Barely Used

Don't forget the spare tyre. A perfectly maintained caravan isn't much use if the spare has been sitting underneath it for years and isn't suitable for use when you need it.

NSW roadworthiness requirements state that tyres must be in good condition, have at least 1.5 mm tread and be free from cracks, bumps and uneven wear.

Mechanical servicing isn't only about things that rotate.

The coupling, drawbar, chassis, suspension mounting points, safety chains and other towing components should be checked for damage, looseness, excessive wear or corrosion.

This becomes particularly important for caravans and trailers that regularly travel on rough roads, carry heavy loads or spend time in coastal environments.

A component can look perfectly acceptable from a distance while developing wear, cracking or corrosion where it matters most.

Transport for NSW recommends checking towing components for looseness, cracks or substantial dents and ensuring safety chains are correctly connected before towing.

The Coupling, Chassis & Safety Components Matter Too

In NSW, many caravans and trailers require a yearly safety inspection for registration renewal. Trailers and caravans with an Aggregate Trailer Mass (ATM) of up to 4.5 tonnes are included in the light-vehicle safety inspection system, although some exemptions apply.

A safety inspection is different from a comprehensive mechanical service. The inspection determines whether the vehicle meets the applicable safety requirements at the time of inspection, while regular servicing is about maintaining the mechanical condition of the caravan or trailer over time.

This distinction is important.

A caravan passing its registration inspection doesn't mean its wheel bearings, suspension and other mechanical components can be ignored until the next inspection.

As an Authorised Inspection Scheme (AIS) provider, Marshy's Tyre & Mechanical can perform applicable NSW safety inspections for caravans and trailers, helping local owners keep their registration requirements and mechanical maintenance on track.

For current NSW requirements, always check the registration information supplied by Transport for NSW or Service NSW, as inspection requirements can vary according to the vehicle and its circumstances.

A few simple habits can reduce the likelihood of problems:

Tips for Looking After Your Caravan or Trailer

Have wheel bearings inspected regularly, particularly before extended trips.

Check tyre pressures before every trip, including the spare.

Look for tyre cracking, bulges or unusual wear.

Don't ignore new noises from wheels, brakes or suspension.

Check that all trailer lights are working.

Inspect the coupling and safety chains before towing.

Pay attention to changes in towing behaviour, including pulling, bouncing or unusual sway.

Don't leave maintenance until registration time. A safety inspection is not a substitute for routine servicing.

Have the caravan or trailer checked before a major trip, especially if it has been sitting unused.

Keep records of servicing and repairs so developing problems can be identified over time.

From wheel bearings, brakes, suspension and tyres to other mechanical components that can affect safe towing, Marshy's Tyre & Mechanical can help identify issues before they become holiday-ending problems.

Before your next big trip, let Marshy's Tyre & Mechanical check what's happening underneath your caravan or trailer – because the best towing story is the one that doesn't involve a roadside breakdown.

Contact Marshy's Tyre & Mechanical in South West Rocks to arrange a caravan or trailer inspection, mechanical service or NSW Safety Certificate inspection.

Mechanical Caravan & Trailer Servicing in South West Rocks

Caravan & trailer servicing, wheel bearings, brakes, suspension, tyres & NSW Safety Certificates in South West Rocks. Keep your caravan roadworthy and ready to tow.

Caravan & Trailer Servicing & Safety Checks | Marshy's Tyre & Mechanical

Mechanical Servicing & Safety Checks for Caravans & Trailers

Preparing for a road trip goes beyond deciding where you want to go, packing your essentials and picking your favourite road trip tunes. Ensuring your vehicle is fully prepared is equally important. For quality vehicle servicing in South West Rocks, Marshy's Tyre & Mechanical is the trusted provider. Our expert team offers exceptional Log Book Services, ideal for those planning holiday road trips, particularly when towing caravans, campervans, and trailers.

Keeping up with regular maintenance is crucial for vehicle safety. A well-serviced vehicle reduces the chance of breakdowns, minimising risk during your journey. Our services ensure critical systems, such as brakes and steering, are functioning optimally, providing reassurance on your travels.

Engine oil is vital for smooth operation. Regular oil changes during service visits prevent engine overheating and wear, especially on extended trips where the engine is consistently used.

Routine maintenance ensures efficient engine performance, leading to optimal fuel consumption. This results in fewer refuelling stops and cost savings during your travels.

Unexpected issues can disrupt your journey. Regular checks at Marshy's Tyre & Mechanical help identify and resolve potential problems, such as worn belts or ageing hoses, before they escalate.

Each service visit invests in the durability of your vehicle. Regular maintenance keeps your car ready for future adventures.

Tyres connect your car to the road, making their condition crucial. Our services include checks for wear and proper inflation, ensuring safe travel in all conditions.

Avoid the inconvenience of a flat battery by having it routinely tested and maintained at Marshy's Tyre & Mechanical.

Reliable brakes are essential, particularly on unfamiliar roads. Our services include a thorough brake assessment to ensure effective stopping power.

A working radiator and cooling system is vital to prevent engine overheating. Our checks maintain coolant levels and detect any leaks.

Well-functioning lighting and electrical systems are essential for safety. Regular inspections ensure everything from headlights to indicators works correctly.

Comfort and safety require a smooth ride. Our services ensure your suspension and steering systems are in excellent condition.

Ultimately, regular servicing with Marshy's Tyre & Mechanical offers peace of mind. Knowing your vehicle is expertly maintained lets you enjoy your road trip without worries. Schedule your Log Book Service in South West Rocks before your next holiday trip to ensure safety and peak performance, particularly if towing or using caravans, campervans, and trailers.

Trust Marshy's Tyre & Mechanical in South West Rocks for professional car servicing, including brake, suspension, and towing safety checks, ensuring your vehicle is road-ready and compliant.

Reliable Car Servicing & Safety in South West Rocks - Marshy's Tyre & Mechanical

Booking a roadworthy or registration inspection can feel stressful for many vehicle owners, especially when unexpected defects are found. One of the most common misconceptions is that an inspection station only identifies faults — when in reality, many workshops can also repair the issues on-site. At Marshy's Tyre & Mechanical in South West Rocks, we’re more than just an inspection station. As an independently owned Repco Authorised Service centre, we can carry out rego inspections and repair most roadworthy defects in-house, often within the NSW inspection grace period so you can avoid paying for another inspection.

Marshy's Tyre & Mechanical Fix Defects

Whether you drive a passenger car, 4WD, caravan, trailer, motorcycle or light truck, keeping your vehicle roadworthy is essential for safety, reliability and compliance with NSW registration laws. We also provide Blue Slip inspections for unregistered vehicles or vehicles requiring identity checks.

Keep Your Vehicle Safe, Legal & Ready for the Road with Marshy's Tyre & Mechanical in South West Rocks

A roadworthy inspection — commonly known in NSW as an eSafety Check or pink slip inspection — is designed to ensure your vehicle meets the minimum safety standards required for registration. The inspection checks the condition and operation of critical safety systems including brakes, tyres, steering, suspension, lighting and structural integrity.

These inspections are not designed to assess cosmetic appearance or minor wear and tear. Instead, they focus on defects that could compromise safety, vehicle control or visibility on Australian roads.

At Marshy's Tyre & Mechanical in South West Rocks, we inspect:

Blue Slip inspections for unregistered vehicles

Many vehicles fail inspections due to faults owners either overlook or don’t realise are considered safety defects. Some of the most common issues include:

Common Roadworthy Defects Found During NSW Inspections

Tyres in NSW must have at least 1.5mm tread depth across the tyre surface. Uneven wear, sidewall cracks, exposed cords or damaged tyres can also result in failure. Poor tyres reduce braking performance and grip, particularly during wet weather common along the NSW coast.

Worn brake pads, leaking brake fluid, damaged rotors, seized calipers or reduced braking performance are serious defects. If your brake pedal feels soft, noisy or vibrates under braking, it should be checked immediately.

Faulty shock absorbers, worn bushes, leaking struts, damaged ball joints or excessive steering play can affect vehicle stability and tyre wear. These issues are especially noticeable on rough regional roads and during towing.

Significant oil leaks, transmission leaks, coolant leaks or fuel leaks may cause a vehicle to fail inspection. Fluid leaks can create safety hazards and may indicate more serious mechanical problems.

Headlights, indicators, brake lights, reverse lights and number plate lights must all function correctly. Cloudy headlights, blown globes or wiring faults are common reasons for failure.

Cracked windscreens that obstruct the driver’s view, damaged wiper blades or faulty washers can all fail a roadworthy inspection. Clear visibility is critical during storms and heavy rain conditions often experienced around South West Rocks.

Excessive exhaust noise, leaking exhaust systems or visible smoke emissions can indicate engine or exhaust faults that require attention.

Seatbelts must retract and latch correctly. Frayed belts or damaged anchor points are considered major safety defects.

For caravans and trailers, inspectors also check:

Motorbike inspections commonly identify worn tyres, chain wear, brake issues, suspension leaks and lighting faults.

If your vehicle fails a NSW inspection, you’re generally given a short repair period to fix the defects and return for a reinspection without needing to pay for a completely new inspection. This is where choosing a fully equipped workshop like Marshy's Tyre & Mechanical in South West Rocks can save time, stress and money.

Instead of taking your vehicle elsewhere for repairs, we can often complete the repairs in-house and organise the reinspection promptly. This helps reduce downtime and avoids the inconvenience of dealing with multiple businesses.

What You Should Check Before Booking a Rego Inspection

Choosing Marshy's Tyre & Mechanical in South West Rocks means your vehicle can be inspected and repaired in one location. Benefits include:

Benefits of Using a Workshop That Can Inspect & Repair

Experienced technicians familiar with NSW regulations

Rotate tyres and maintain correct pressures

Wash salt residue from vehicles and trailers regularly

Check caravan and trailer lights before every trip

Whether your vehicle needs a pink slip inspection, Blue Slip, trailer inspection or repairs for roadworthy defects, Marshy's Tyre & Mechanical in South West Rocks can help. Our experienced team can inspect, diagnose and repair most defects in-house, helping you get safely back on the road with minimal hassle.

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Need a rego inspection in South West Rocks? Marshy's Tyre & Mechanical performs roadworthy inspections, Blue Slips and repairs roadworthy defects in-house for cars, trailers, caravans, bikes and trucks.

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Roadworthy Defects Explained – What Can Fail a Rego Inspection in NSW?

A few simple checks before your inspection can improve your chances of passing the first time.

Replace streaking or split wiper blades and ensure washer bottles are filled.

Knocking suspension noises, squealing brakes or steering clunks should be investigated before inspection day.

Oil spots on the driveway can indicate engine, gearbox or coolant leaks that may require repairs.

If warning lights remain illuminated on the dashboard — especially ABS, airbag or engine lights — the vehicle should be diagnosed beforehand.

Even small cracks can become a defect if they affect driver visibility.

Whether your vehicle needs an eSafety (pink slip) Inspection, Blue Slip (unregistered vehicles), trailer inspection or repairs for roadworthy defects, Marshy's Tyre & Mechanical in South West Rocks can help. Our experienced team can inspect, diagnose and repair most defects in-house, helping you get safely back on the road with minimal hassle.

Defect Repairs and Rego Inspections available with Marshy's Tyre & Mechanical

For trusted local service, expert repairs and reliable registration inspections, contact Marshy's Tyre & Mechanical in South West Rocks today.

There are a few simple things you can do to make sure your car passes a roadworthy eSafety inspection. Marshy's Tyre & Mechanical tells you how...

What Car Owners Should Check Before Booking a Rego Inspection

Life can be hectic, and when your car needs attention, taking time out of your day to visit a workshop isn’t always convenient. That’s why Marshy's Tyre & Mechanical brings professional mobile mechanical services directly to your home in South West Rocks, SWR, and surrounding areas such as Kempsey, Hat Head, Stuarts Point, Crescent Head, and Macksville. Whether you need mobile log book servicing, minor repairs, breakdown service or a safety inspection rego check (Pink Slip), our team ensures your vehicle stays roadworthy without the hassle.

Mobile Mechanic Services and Repairs South West Rocks - Delivered to Your Doorstep

Our mobile mechanic services are designed to cover all your essential maintenance needs. From routine log book servicing that keeps your warranty intact to minor repairs that nip potential issues in the bud, we take care of your vehicle with precision and care. Need a rego check? Our mobile rego inspection service allows you to complete your safety inspection without leaving your driveway. At Marshy's Tyre & Mechanical, convenience and quality go hand in hand.

Breakdowns happen, and when they do, Marshy's Tyre & Mechanical is here to help. Our mobile breakdown service in South West Rocks is perfect for diagnosing those unexpected issues that make your car undrivable. From dashboard warning lights to wrong fuel incidents, flat or damaged tyres, broken axles, or wheel bearing problems, we’ve got the expertise to identify and address the issue on the spot.

Our mobile engine diagnostics service uses advanced tools to pinpoint problems quickly, getting you back on the road faster. If your vehicle requires more extensive repairs, we can arrange towing to our workshop for further assistance. Whatever the issue, our breakdown service ensures you’re never left stranded.

Marshy's Tyre & Mechanical is proud to offer mobile mechanic services to a wide range of vehicles in South West Rocks, SWR, and the surrounding regions. From family cars and vans to trucks, tractors, caravans, trailers, farming equipment, and even heavy vehicles, our experienced team can handle it all. We understand the unique requirements of each vehicle type and are equipped to provide tailored solutions, whether it’s mobile repairs, log book servicing, or diagnostics.

Choosing the right mobile mechanic is crucial, and Marshy's Tyre & Mechanical stands out for several reasons. Our team is highly skilled and dedicated to delivering top-quality service wherever you need it. We pride ourselves on our customer-focused approach, making your convenience our priority. Whether it’s diagnosing an issue on-site or performing routine servicing at your home, our goal is to provide reliable, efficient, and stress-free solutions.

By choosing Marshy's Tyre & Mechanical, you’re not just getting a service; you’re gaining a trusted partner for all your vehicle’s mechanical needs. Our extensive expertise, coupled with our mobile capabilities, ensures that you receive the same level of care and professionalism you would expect at a workshop, right at your doorstep.

When it comes to keeping your vehicle in top condition, Marshy's Tyre & Mechanical is your go-to mobile mechanic in South West Rocks, SWR, and nearby areas. With services tailored to your needs, from mobile repairs and diagnostics to rego inspections and log book servicing, we make car maintenance simple and convenient. Get in touch with us today and experience the ease of professional mobile mechanic services delivered directly to you!

Marshy's Tyre & Mechanical provides reliable mobile log book service, repairs, engine diagnostics, rego inspections and breakdown services across South West Rocks, SWR, and surrounding regions. Book a service today!

Marshy's Tyre & Mechanical offers expert mobile mechanic services in South West Rocks and nearby areas, for your convenience.

South West Rocks Mobile Mechanic Services - Log Book, Diagnostics, Repairs, Rego Inspections

Residents in and around SWR South West Rocks can now schedule a Mobile Pink Slip Service that extends to vehicles, caravans, trailers and motorbikes right at their doorstep. Contact Marshy's Tyre & Mechanical today, a certified AIS, to ensure your vehicle meets all necessary NSW safety standards.

Marshy's Tyre & Mechanical are now Certified to Come to You!

This service is especially beneficial for those with busy schedules, for those who don't want to hook up the caravan just for an inspection, for health reasons or limited access to local inspection centres. Our experienced team leverages the latest diagnostic tools and adheres to stringent inspection guidelines, guaranteeing that your vehicle meets all the necessary regulations set forth by NSW authorities.

In New South Wales, vehicles over five years old including light vehicles and trailers, must secure an Safety Inspection report, commonly referred to as a Pink Slip, to validate their suitability for road usage. This essential certification confirms the compliance of your vehicle with the rigorous safety requirements imposed by NSW. 

An Authorised Inspection Station (AIS) such as Marshy's Tyre & Mechanical is mandated to carry out these inspections. Successful completion of the inspection results in the digital submission of the report to Transport for NSW. It’s crucial to remember that the Safety Inspection report has a validity period of six months and must be obtained for the renewal of your vehicle registration.

We also offer Safety Pink Slip Inspections at our South West Rocks workshop by appointment on Saturdays. Contact our Service team to make a booking at a time that suits you.

Get your Safety Inspection (Pink Slip) done at home! Marshy's Tyre & Mechanical offers certified mobile inspections for vehicles, caravans, trailers & bikes. Call now.

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Tyres are one of the most crucial components of your vehicle, especially when it comes to driving in wet weather or uneven road surfaces. At Marshy's Tyre & Mechanical in South West Rocks, we understand how vital tyre performance is for your safety and the safety of others on the road.

When tyres are new, they are designed to handle wet conditions effectively. The deep tread channels water away, helping maintain grip and reducing the risk of hydroplaning. However, as tyres wear down, their ability to perform in wet weather diminishes significantly. 

Low tread depth means less grip, longer braking distances, and a higher likelihood of skidding. Waiting until your tyres reach the minimum legal tread depth is not only risky but can severely compromise the safety of you, your passengers, and other road users.

The Importance of Tread Depth for Safer Driving  

Keeping your tyres inflated to the manufacturer’s recommended pressure ensures optimal performance, improves handling on slippery surfaces, and reduces the chances of accidents in adverse weather. Regularly checking your tyre pressure, especially before wet weather, can make a significant difference to your safety on the road.

Tyre Pressure: The Key to Better Traction 

Maintaining correct tyre pressure is equally important when driving in wet conditions. Underinflated or overinflated tyres can reduce the contact area between the tyre and the road, impacting traction and stability. Tyres with incorrect pressure are more prone to hydroplaning, where water builds up under the tyre, leading to a loss of grip. 

Avoid Hydroplaning with Proper Tyre Care  

It's also essential to look out for uneven tyre wear, which can be caused by poor wheel alignment. Uneven wear not only shortens the lifespan of your tyres but also reduces their ability to perform as intended, particularly in adverse weather. At Marshy's Tyre & Mechanical, we recommend having your tyres regularly inspected for both wear and alignment issues to ensure they are in optimal condition. We do this with every car service and record their condition. If you have missed your regular service have your tyres inspected professionally soon.

To stay safe on the road, it’s wise to rotate or replace your tyres before the wet weather sets in. This proactive approach ensures maximum safety, providing better grip and stability when driving in slippery conditions. Regular inspections and timely tyre replacements not only improve performance but also give you peace of mind, knowing that your vehicle is ready for whatever the weather throws your way.

Proactive Tyre Maintenance for Peace of Mind  

Proper wheel alignment plays a significant role in ensuring your tyres perform at their best, especially in challenging weather conditions. Misaligned wheels can cause uneven tyre wear, which not only affects the longevity of your tyres but also compromises their ability to maintain proper traction on wet roads. Poor alignment can alter how your tyres contact the road, reducing stability and increasing the risk of slipping or skidding, particularly when the surface is slippery. Regular alignment checks help ensure that your tyres wear evenly and maintain maximum grip, enhancing your vehicle's handling and safety. At Marshy's Tyre & Mechanical, our Digital 4 Wheel Alignment services are designed to optimise your vehicle’s performance and ensure a smoother, safer driving experience.

The Role of Alignment in Tyre Performance 

Rotating your tyres regularly is another simple yet effective way to maximise their performance and lifespan, particularly when new tyres have been fitted or uneven wear has been identified through a Digital Wheel Aligner. Tyre rotation involves switching the position of your tyres—such as moving the front tyres to the rear and vice versa—to promote even wear across all four tyres. This helps maintain consistent grip, ensuring safer handling and braking in all driving conditions, especially on wet or slippery roads. By addressing uneven wear promptly, tyre rotation can improve fuel efficiency, reduce tyre replacement costs over time, and enhance the overall balance of your vehicle, making it a cost-effective step in maintaining optimal tyre performance. At Marshy's Tyre & Mechanical, we can incorporate tyre rotation into your regular vehicle maintenance routine to help keep you safe on the road.

At Marshy's Tyre & Mechanical in South West Rocks, our team is here to assist with professional tyre inspections, alignment checks, and advice tailored to your vehicle's needs. Don’t wait for the tread to wear thin—stay safe and prepared by booking a tyre check today.

Stay safe with tyre care tips for wet weather driving. Learn about tread depth, tyre pressure, alignment checks, and maintenance to improve safety and performance.

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Marshy's Tyre & Mechanical in South West Rocks is a Authorised Inspection Station (AIS) and can issue Roadworthy Certificates (RWC) now know as Safety Certificates (Pink Slips) for vehicles that pass the roadworthy assessment test. 

Plus we can inspect unregistered vehicles (AUVIS) and issue a Blue Slip. We are also a Heavy Vehicle Authorised Inspection Scheme (HVAIS) station.

In order to renew your registration in NSW for all light vehicles (those with a Gross Vehicle Mass (GVM) less than 4.5 tonnes) that are over 5 years old, a yearly roadworthy certificate is needed. 

Marshy's Tyre & Mechanical can issue a roadworthy certificate (also known as a pink slip) for your lightweight vehicle such as Passenger vehicles like Sedans, Station Wagons, SUV's 4WD's etc. Plus motorcycle, caravan or trailer. 

Mobile Pink Slips Service in South West Rocks - We are now licensed and fully accredited with the RMS to come to your home to carry out car, caravan, trailer and motor bike rego checks and safety inspections.

We also inspect Heavy Trucks and Trailers and conduct Blue Slip Inspection at our South West Rocks Workshop.

A roadworthy inspection includes checking:

A roadworthy inspection is not a comprehensive full vehicle inspection. Talk to us today about the different types of inspections available at Marshy's Tyre & Mechanical and which one will best suit your needs.

For all your NSW Roadworthy Inspections & Safety Certificates (Pink & Blue Slips) contact Marshy's Tyre & Mechanical. We are an Authorised Inspection Station (AIS), an Authorised Unregistered Vehicle Inspection Station (AUVIS) and a Heavy Vehicle Authorised Inspection Scheme (HVAIS) station.

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Marshy's Tyre & Mechanical take great pride in offering their clients personalised, and friendly service at all times. We also offer reliable mobile log book service, repairs, engine diagnostics, rego inspections and breakdown services.

Conveniently located in South West Rocks, the business is a member of the Repco Auto Tech training program, ensuring their technicians are kept fully up to date with modern vehicle repair methods. 

Marshy's Tyre & Mechanical have a wealth of experience in servicing all makes and models, including family cars, vans to trucks, tractors, caravans, trailers, farming equipment. As a Repco Authorised Service Centre, they have a commitment to high quality workmanship, ensuring the very best in automotive care.

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