Does any Plymouth forum members have their 'vans serviced at home on the drive please? Since we bought our Bailey from Bristol back in'08, I've took it up there, but I dont fancy doing that anymore. Are mobile agents recognised by manufactures, Our 3 years warranty is up now so is it ok to take it elsewhere for its annual? Thanks.
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Mobile caravan servicing near Plymouth.
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Damian
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The only mobile workshops which are recognised by Manufacturers are those on the National Caravan Council Approved Workshop Scheme.
You will find a list and location of the nearest one to you here: http://www.approvedworkshops.co.uk/search/
You will find a list and location of the nearest one to you here: http://www.approvedworkshops.co.uk/search/
Thanks Damian, thats very useful. I shall contact one, or both, very soon.
To answer your question, yes you can take it anywhere for service now the warranty has expired - there's no need to go to a NCC approved workshop or mobile engineer.Terry Ivybridge said:
Get personal recommendations in your local area as some of the non-approved engineers are very good and not all approved ones are!
So, if I use a NCC accredited mobile engineer for my next annual service, my Bailey water ingress warranty will remain intact? Take my 'van to the nearest main dealer, I hear you ask! I have a serious issue with my nearest dealer that i dont wish to discuss on here. But I need to adhere to Bailey policy, without having to drive all the way up to Chipping Sodbury, just to have it serviced.
Terry Ivybridge said:
Yes any AWS/NCC approved workshop, mobile or fixed can retain your warranty, but as I said in my last post you need to have a full service to comply with the warranty terms.
To ensure your chosen engineer is approved check on the approved workshop website http://www.approvedworkshops.co.uk/search/?url=/search there are some who claim to be approved when they are not!!!!
Thanks again for making that clear.
