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Vehicle Servicing in Dubai
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About Fasttrack
Introduced in 2004 at selected Emarat and Adnoc service stations, offering a unique concept in vehicle servicing, Fasttrack is positioned as a perfect alternative to authorized automobile dealers for vehicle services and maintenance.
With its prompt and efficient vehicle servicing services, Fasttrack has established itself as a perfect source to cater to any vehicle’s total service needs. Being able to meet even the most challenging customer demands is one of its primary competitive advantages.
In addition to providing its reputed vehicle servicing to individual customers, Fasttrack – Emarat also offers vehicle maintenance and service support to corporate vehicle fleets. Fasttrack has its service outlets throughout Dubai and the Northern Emirates at strategically located Emarat Service stations, with ambitious plans for expansion in the GCC.
Offering Quality Services
Why choose us?
01NO APPOINTMENTS
Our valued customers can drive in at their convenience to any of our locations without any appointment.
02QUALIFIED TECHNICIANS
All technicians are recruited upon obtaining the assurance of their qualifications which includes the Academic requirement, training, experience and communication.
03ALL MAKES & MODELS
At FastTrack, we welcome all vehicle makes and models.
04GENUINE PARTS
Fasttrack is a strong advocate of genuine parts only usage. Genuine Parts prolong the life time of the vehicle, impacts performance and resale value positively.
05QUALITY SERVICE
Offering quality service, customer satisfaction, meeting or exceeding customer expectations and making customer’s visit the most pleasant experience is Fasttrack’s prime objective.
06SPEEDY SERVICING
Time is of the essence. We stay on the run to meet today’s fast-paced lifestyle of our customers.
Fasttrack Fleet Solutions
Fasttrack also offers car maintenance and service support to corporates & company fleets.
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- No cash handling as payments can be made by major credit cards or other agreed arrangements
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Frequently Asked Questions
You may experience poor fuel efficiency . If the check engine light comes on, it may also mean that your car needs to be tuned up. Your vehicle’s owner’s manual can also advise a tune-up at a specific mileage.
YES. In many cars, a timing belt failure can seriously harm the engine. A timing belt replacement is substantially more expensive than repairing an engine with a broken timing belt.
You shouldn’t disregard strange noises your car is making. If ignored, it may result in serious complications. Kindly drive in for a maintenance check to make sure everything is good and reasonable.
We don’t have payment plans. However, after inspecting your vehicle, we can estimate the cost of any necessary maintenance and repairs. We offer the finest rates and services With ASE certified technicians in the area.
Preventative maintenance is routine car care that keeps your car in good condition and gets rid of potential issues that could leave you stranded. The fact that a well-kept car will be more dependable, safer, and last longer.
Absolutely, yes. You have every right and are protected to take your automobile to any auto repair shop for routine maintenance; doing so will have no bearing on the dealership’s warranty.
Automatic gearboxes are complex pieces of machinery that can require extremely specialized understanding. It is preferable to seek assistance from a franchise dealer if the issue is with the electronics that regulate the gearbox because they will regularly receive software updates from the manufacturer. This could solve the issue.
Typically, 3 hours are needed for a full car service, but only if serious issues are avoided. The car is typically delivered the same day under normal circumstances. The sort of service will determine how long it will take, though. For additional information, please get in touch with us.
In a car, there are often two filters. The engine uses one, while the cabin uses the other. A clogged filter can obstruct airflow, reducing the engine’s capacity to expel hot air and obstructing the passage of clean air.
Tyres that are under-inflated have a shorter lifespan because the shoulders of the tire wear down first. Additionally, low tire pressure impacts car handling, resulting in hydroplaning, and consumes more fuel. As a precaution, routine tire pressure checks are advised.
The following are a few symptoms of mismatched car tires:
- Left or right vehicle pulling
- When driving straight, your steering wheel is out of alignment.
- Erratic tread wear
- Tires making noise
There are several reasons why brakes can squeak, but persistent squeals and grinding noises may indicate that it’s time for new brake shoes and pads.
It’s critical to regularly inspect your brakes. Most people get their tires rotated along with having their brakes checked. Your brake pads’ thickness can be checked by a mechanic at our service center to make sure they are operating at their best. Maintaining stopping power depends on your brake pads, so make sure to have them inspected whenever you have the chance.
The kind of oil your car needs determines the kind of filter it needs. A standard filter is all that is needed to change conventional oil, which should be done every 3,000 miles. Contrarily, synthetic oil has a much longer lifespan. Its lifespan ranges from 6,000 to 12,000 kilometers.
One of the most important things you can do to prolong the life of your engine is to check the oil level in your car. To check your oil level, adhere to the guidelines listed below.
- For the best accurate reading, first ensure that you are parked on level ground.
- Next, open your hood safely and look for the dipstick (which generally has a brightly colored handle, usually orange, and has the word OIL labeled on them).
- After removing the dipstick from the engine and cleaning it with a cloth or rag, reinstall it, making sure it goes all the way in.
- Pull out the dipstick once more, being careful not to read it upside down as this may cause the oil to run and result in an inaccurate reading. You can read the oil level on the dipstick by observing where the oily and dry sections overlap. The dipstick will have two marks on the bottom (often lines or holes in the stick). You’re good to go if you can find this mark between the two.
We try to work swiftly and effectively to identify the issue by using the most recent equipment and technology. But it takes around 30 minutes to find the problem; after that, you can ask one of our staff members for an estimate of the cost.
Yes, your driving style has an impact on how long your tires last. Tyre life is increased by using good driving techniques such as avoiding jerky accelerations, idling, and hitting curbs.
When it comes to high power, turbocharged or supercharged engines, synthetic motor oils can be a suitable option. Or for vehicles that operate in severely cold or hot conditions, as well as for towing vehicles (particularly in hot weather). Synthetic motor oils can offer longer intervals between changes while still being more expensive than mineral-based oils.
The air filter should be changed every 20,000 to 25,000 kilometers, however if you are traveling on dusty or muddy roads, you should change it sooner. It depends on driving and road conditions as well as the distance traveled while changing the air filter.
In addition to engine oil, your car also needs a variety of other fluids to function properly. The transmission fluid, brake fluid, engine coolant, and power steering fluid are a few examples. They are affected by the extreme temperatures as well as how frequently you drive. As a result, experts advise inspecting them every month or two or at the same time as your oil change.
Your tire pressure should match the recommendation stated by the manufacturer of your car. The manufacturer of the vehicle determines the suggested tire pressure, which varies for various vehicle types. It is listed on the plaque inside the driver’s door, in the owner’s manual, on the gasoline tank lid, in the glove box, etc. In addition, the sidewall of the tire bears a stamp with the tire pressure.This pressure is also the tire’s maximum inflation pressure. Because different car models have varying weights, the tire pressure that the car manufacturers prescribe for each of their models will produce the best results.
Although there are numerous factors that might harm tires, the major issue we encounter is poor inflation. Always maintain a tire pressure gauge in your car, and check the pressure in each tire frequently.
Brake pads typically start to wear out between 20,000 and 30,000 miles, however a variety of factors can affect this estimate. Scheduling a checkup is essential if you sense your car taking longer to stop or hear a high-pitched screeching or grinding noise when braking. Brake rotor damage from running with worn brake pads can be expensive to replace.
The brake rotor warping excessively is the most frequent cause. When the rotors are installed after a brake job or tire rotation, the wheels are not correctly tightened, the hubs are not well cleaned, or a defective hub may be to blame. The mechanic must first establish whether the hubs are faulty, unclean, or the rotors are distorted in order to fix the issue. If there is sufficient material on the rotor to mill it effectively without dropping below the minimal thickness necessary for a safe rotor, the rotor can be machined; otherwise, the rotor needs to be replaced. If the hub is the issue, it needs to be thoroughly cleaned, the rotor put back in, and the smoothness and straightness (run out) need to be examined again.
The general belief is that an oil change should be performed every three months or every 3,000 to 7,000 miles for drivers. You can always consult your owner’s manual, which includes the suggested time between oil changes for the make and model of your vehicle.
Keep in mind that an oil change is necessary to keep the internal cogs and gears under the hood lubricated. Without it, oil can gunk up and prevent your car from working properly.
There are numerous varieties of oil. The owner’s manual is the best place to look up the type of oil that your car requires. You may find out from this whether your car utilizes synthetic or regular oil. Be sure you understand the difference because conventional oil wears out more quickly and requires more frequent replacement than synthetic oil.The simplest way to tell when it needs to be replaced is to check it periodically. Though the typical duration between changes is around 30,000 miles, however, the frequency varies.
Regular maintenance is essential for good health and to keep the system operating efficiently. The annual loss of refrigerant gas could reach 15%.
- Turn on your air conditioning at least once a week, in a year.
- Regularly check and top off the refrigerant gas to the levels advised by the manufacturer.
- Regularly clean the air duct as it helps in eliminating the bacteria and fungi that can produce bad odors.
- Service air conditioning units every 30,000 miles or two years to avoid expensive problems.
- Replace cabin filters regularly since it improves hygiene and air quality.
Your vehicle’s coolant plays a key role in preventing overheating. It has the same potential to degrade and produce waste as the oil in your car. Your car may overheat as a result of this wear and tear. A coolant flush enables you to remove all of the deteriorated coolant from your engine and replace it with fresh coolant, preventing future engine damage.
Your car’s lubricant, oil, keeps it moving. Your oil will fully degrade and create a muck in the engine of your car if you decide not to change it & your engine will wear out more quickly.
The kind of spark plugs in your car will determine this. Older vehicles (15 to 20 years old) are more likely to have conventional plugs, which have a lifespan of 12,000 to 15,000 miles. Newer models produced up to the year 2000 have platinum tips, which have a lifespan of 30,000 miles. Some plugs made in 2000 and after include iridium tips and have a range of 90,000 to 100,000 miles.