Pristine Motor Car Repairs Pristine Motor Car Repairs located in Unit 1, Torrey House Business park right opposite 180 Albert Avenue in Hull. Proprietor Gillian Davies welcomes all her customers to an efficient and friendly service at extremely competitive rates, that I can vouch for as they repaired my electric window just today.

Gillian, pictured right personally handles enquiries and says "Our success is all down to customer service, excellent prices and a friendly relationship with our clients". "A team of experienced, skilled staff does make all the difference, every customer is special and given excellent service".

Pristine offers a full motor vehicle service and MOT repairs accompanying Pre-tax Testing. Fitting of security alarms and vehicle immobilisers. With a full pick up service or courtsey car made available.

Highly skilled engineers are available to support all makes and models of cars and light commercial vehicles. Diagnostic and Tuning, windscreen replacement and repair, electrical repair, shock absorber fitting are just some of the services Pristine provides its customers in Hull.

Pop by and experience a new level of personalised customer service or give us a call. Unit 1, Torrey House Business Park right opposite 180 Albert Avenue, Hull Telephone: 01482 564064

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