Ratings, services and a phone number for every garage in Lancashire.
What a featured listing costs · from £25 a month
Autocentre in Chorley is an independent garage and MOT and tyre centre with a multi-unit workshop. It offers servicing, repairs and maintenance, vehicle diagnostics, gearbox and clutch work,…
A2Z Autos Garage is a mechanical garage and registered MOT testing station in the centre of Preston, established for more than 10 years. It repairs all makes and…
Halfords Autocentre Preston (Riversway) is a car servicing and repair centre whose team adds up to more than 60 years of experience. It carries out MOTs, interim, full…
Halfords Autocentre Blackpool is a tyre and servicing centre whose team has over 40 years of combined experience. It carries out MOTs, interim, full and major servicing, tyre…
Halfords Autocentre Burnley, formerly National, supplies and fits budget, mid-range and premium tyres, with same day fitting, mobile tyre fitting, wheel balancing, alignment and puncture repairs. It is…
Kwik Fit Burnley is a tyre and servicing centre that takes bookings online. It fits tyres from makers such as Bridgestone, Continental, Pirelli and Dunlop, with express and…
All the garages in each Lancashire town, with their Google rating.
MOTs, servicing, tyres, air-con and more, as each garage describes it.
Approved MOT test centres carry a badge.
The garage's own number. No booking site in the middle.
Every garage in Lancashire with a Google review is here, town by town, along with tyre shops, body shops, auto electricians, valeters and recovery firms. Car showrooms and car buyers are left out.
Each listing shows what the garage says it does on its own website: MOTs, servicing, diagnostics, air-con, tyres, electric and hybrid cars, bodywork, courtesy cars, collection and delivery, and more. If a garage doesn't say, we leave it blank rather than guess.
Approved MOT test centres are marked, with the vehicles they test. If a garage isn't marked, ask it, or look for the blue sign with three white triangles.
Owners can claim a listing to correct details or add photos. A person checks every claim. Published by Lancashire Car Garages.
A car needs its first MOT by the third anniversary of its registration, then one every year by the anniversary of the last. You can be fined up to £1,000 for driving without a valid MOT. GOV.UK's free MOT history service shows when the next test is due, the result of past tests and the mileage recorded at each one, and you can sign up there for a free reminder by text or email a month before it is due.
Only centres showing the blue sign with three white triangles can carry out an MOT. DVSA sets a maximum fee: £54.85 for a car and £58.60 for a van between 3,000 and 3,500 kg (November 2026). Each listing shows whether the garage is an approved MOT centre and which vehicles it tests. The test does not cover the condition of the engine, clutch or gearbox, so a pass is not a full service.
A car fails if the result lists dangerous or major problems. You can drive it away only if the current MOT is still valid and nothing dangerous was found; driving with a dangerous problem can mean a fine of up to £2,500, a ban and three points. If you leave the car at the same centre for repair and it is retested within 10 working days, the partial retest is free. Take it away and bring it back within 10 working days and you can be charged a partial retest fee.
The law says a garage must do the work with reasonable care and skill. If no price was agreed, you only have to pay a reasonable one, and if no time was agreed, the work must be done within a reasonable time. Citizens Advice points out that a quote is a fixed price and an estimate is a best guess, so ask for a quote in writing. If you are unhappy, talk to the garage first, then put it in writing.
Competition guidance from the CMA says manufacturers should not normally make a warranty depend on using their own dealer network for routine servicing. Check the terms of your own warranty, and keep the receipts and service record from whichever garage does the work. Electric and hybrid cars need an MOT on the same rules as other cars, and many garages now say they work on them: each listing shows whether a garage's own website says so.
Every garage in Lancashire with a Google review is listed, town by town. Car showrooms and car buyers are left out. Owners can claim a listing to correct it.
Only centres showing the blue sign with three white triangles can carry out an MOT. Approved MOT centres are marked in this guide, with the vehicles they test. A garage that isn't marked may still test under another name, so check for the sign.
DVSA sets a maximum fee: £54.85 for a car (class 4) and £58.60 for a van between 3,000 and 3,500 kg (class 7) (November 2026). Ask the garage for its own price when you book.
No. A basic listing is free and stays free. Garages can pay for a featured position, and featured places are marked as such.