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Air Conditioning Recharge / Re-Gas

Restore cold air in your vehicle with a full air conditioning recharge (re-gas). We recover any remaining gas and refill the system so you can enjoy a cooler, more comfortable drive.

We make sure you get the right gas.

our air conditioning recharge machine
R134a Gas

for older vehicles

£ 89

R1234yf Gas

for newer vehicles

£ 119

The new standard refrigerant (R1234yf) was switched over to gradually, with most manufacturers adopting it by 2017. However, some models produced past this date may still use the older standard refrigerant, and some may have adopted the new standard as early as 2011.​ We will check which type your vehicle needs and give you an accurate quote before performing any work.

Remember to replace your pollen filter

The pollen filter cleans the air from outside as it comes into your vehicle through the air conditioning system. This can get incredibly dirty, as seen in the picture below. 

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Would you want to breathe through that? Take the opportunity to replace your pollen filter (we will check if it needs it) when you bring your car in for an air conditioning recharge, and enjoy clean, fresh air again.

AC Re-Gas + Pollen Filter from £110

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Air Conditioning Gas Escapes Over Time

Even while not in use, some gas will passively escape from your AC system—this is an unavoidable effect which can add up to a loss of around 10% of refrigerant per year.​​​​

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As your refrigerant drains, your AC system loses efficiency, making the compressor work harder. This puts strain on the engine, resulting in increased fuel consumption; and it will take noticeably longer to cool the cabin to the desired temperature.​​

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Manufacturers recommend recharging your AC refrigerant at least once every two years.

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​If you put off getting your AC recharged, it might let you down on those rare scorching days when you need it most.​

Signs you may need AC repairs

​If your AC system seems to require topping up more often than usual or isn't performing to your expectations, your AC pipes may have developed a leak or there could be issues with your condenser or compressor.​ ​Low refrigerant levels can also contribute to compressor failure - this is because it is the refrigerant that carries lubricating oil around the AC system as a refrigerant-oil mixture.

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If you have any concerns, please ask about our AC Repair services.

Ready to book?

If you are ready to book an air conditioning recharge, please call us on 01264 359 540 or submit a contact form.

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