90 Newhall Street,
Willenhall, West Midlands
WV13 1LQ
Air Conditioning Regas & Clean
Ensure your car’s air conditioning is performing at its best with an anti-bacterial clean and a recharge from Birway Garage. By scheduling both services together, you can be confident that you’ll enjoy the cool, fresh air you need on a hot day.
About Our Service
Birway Garage provides anti-bacterial treatments and air conditioning services for the two primary types of refrigerants used in modern vehicles: R134A and R1234yf. Typically, vehicles registered before January 1, 2017, use R134A refrigerant, while those registered after this date tend to use R1234yf refrigerant.
Regular maintenance is key to keeping your air conditioning system functioning as intended. Here are some common reasons why your AC might not be working properly.
Terms & Conditions: The prices listed online apply to combustion engine vehicles only. For a quote on regas services for EV or hybrid vehicles, please contact Birway Garage. We offer regas services for vehicles using either R134a or R1234yf refrigerant at selected Birway Garage locations. Your vehicle’s handbook will specify which refrigerant your AC system requires, but generally, vehicles registered before January 1, 2017, use R134A refrigerant, and those registered after this date typically use R1234yf refrigerant.
AC Regas and Clean R134A
It is advisable to perform this maintenance annually once the vehicle reaches two years of age. For most vehicles registered before January 1, 2017, the R134A refrigerant is commonly used, whereas those registered after this date generally use the R1234yf refrigerant.
£75.00 inc Vat
AC Regas and Clean R1234YF
It is advisable to perform this maintenance annually once the vehicle reaches two years of age. For most vehicles registered before January 1, 2017, the R134A refrigerant is commonly used, whereas those registered after this date generally use the R1234yf refrigerant.
£135.00 inc Vat
Why Should You Have an Air Conditioning Clean and Recharge at the Same Time?
Regularly recharging your car’s air conditioning system is essential to maintain its optimal performance. However, if you haven’t had your air conditioning system cleaned recently, it might be due for a treatment to address bacterial buildup. Our anti-bacterial solution can prevent such issues effectively.
Bacteria in your air conditioning system can cause unpleasant odors to emanate from the vents when the system is running. By scheduling both a clean and a recharge at the same time, you can ensure your air conditioning system provides cool, fresh-smelling air, enhancing your driving experience.
How Often Should I Get a Recharge and Anti-Bacterial Treatment?
Most vehicle manufacturers recommend having your air conditioning system checked and recharged once your vehicle is two years old, followed by annual recharges. This ensures that the refrigerant gas is at the optimal level for peak performance.
While there is no specific schedule for anti-bacterial treatments, they are often needed if the air conditioning system hasn’t been used for a long period or if there are unpleasant odors coming from the vents. Typically, these treatments are done in conjunction with a recharge.
In general, if your air conditioning produces an unpleasant smell, it is likely due to bacterial buildup in the system. This indicates that it’s time for an anti-bacterial treatment to restore fresh, clean air.
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