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If you want to book a vehicle health check in Thornbury, you can compare quotes from our network of thousands of garages and mechanics, find the best price and instantly book online.

Thornbury is twelve miles north of Bristol, served by the A38 road, which travels north to the A6009 at Mansfield and south to the A30 at Bodmin. The M5, M4, and M48 motorways are all nearby. Plans are in place to alter Thornbury's High Street so that through traffic is limited to deliveries, disabled access and buses. If you need public transport in Thornbury while your car is being repaired, there are bus routes to Newtown, Dursley and Stoke Gifford.

A vehicle health check (VHC) is the easiest way to get peace of mind about your car's condition. If you find a comprehensive VHC, it will function as a transmission health check, engine health check, and car fluids health check rolled into one.

This guide to vehicle inspections discusses everything that might be included and how much it's likely to cost. Alternatively, check out the Q&A section below for a quick overview.

What's included in a vehicle health check? A technician will visually inspect the wheels, brakes, engine, exhaust, tyres, steering, wiper blades and fluid levels. After this, they will compile a report, including any recommended work.

Is a car health check free? Some businesses offer free basic health checks. Still, you'll have to pay if you're looking for a robust report - especially as a pre-purchase inspection before buying your next car.

Health check vs MOT - are they the same thing? The answer is a resounding no. An MOT is a standard annual test required by law, whereas a health check is an optional safety check-up.