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It’s a one-stop workshop

Belwey Motors in Upwey offers Car and 4WD servicing maintenance and mechanical repairs on all makes and models including brakes, clutch, cooling system, engine tuning, electronic diagnosing/repairs, timing belts, tyres and suspension repairs, it’s a one-stop workshop.

Business owner Simon offers free Engine Scanning to vehicles when the engine management warning light comes on the dash.

“The customer is generally concerned and worried when that dreaded orange engine management warning light symbol comes on the dash so the last thing I want to do is stress them out more by charging them to scan the vehicle only to tell them that they have to spend more money on the vehicle to repair the fault,” he said.

Belwey Motors has been servicing the wider local community for 30 years. Geoff has finally started his retirement process last year and his son Simon who has been working alongside his dad for 35 years has taken over the business.

“The workshop is flying – we need a bigger car park,” Simon said.

“I’m going to miss coming in and working with my best mate each day, but Dad and Mum have worked hard building up the business’s good reputation and now it’s their time to enjoy the next phase of their lives in retirement.”

Simon and his wife Belinda plan on working hard to maintain the high standards set by Belwey Motors serving the customers’ cars’ needs.

Simon and the team have collectively 100 years’ experience in the industry and they pride themselves on good workmanship with the aim to ‘Do it once and Do it Right’. All of their work is warranted. One of the special features of this small business is we can offer personal interaction with our customers in regard to their motor vehicle repairs and maintenance requirements.

Simon along with team members, Liam, Ken, Dave and Matt speak to customers and take into account their individual circumstances and vehicle requirements prior to and after services. Often in the Dandenong Ranges we are dealing with steep, bumpy dirt roads therefore creating the need to be extra vigilant in checking brakes, tyres and suspension and to check filters more often than logbook service guidelines.

All of the parts they use are warranted and covered in new car warranty guidelines so from new to used cars they can work on them all!

Belwey Motors are able to offer a high standard of workmanship given the staff they have and are focussed on individual customer needs as opposed to a ‘one size fits all’ approach.

Belwey Motors is located at 1B Mahony Street, Upwey, Phone 9754 5024 or find them on Facebook. Business hours Monday to Friday 7. 30amto 6.30pm.

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