Oil & Coolant Leak
Professional diagnosis and repair of oil and coolant leaks — preventing engine damage and restoring system integrity.
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5/5 · 32 reviews on Google
Oil & Coolant Leak
Professional diagnosis and repair of oil and coolant leaks — preventing engine damage and restoring system integrity.
price: | Request a Quote |
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Tell us what your car needs and we’ll get back to you within 2 hours during opening hours.
5/5 · 32 reviews on Google
Get a Quick Quote
Tell us what your car needs and we’ll get back to you within 2 hours during opening hours.
What Our Customers Say
Real feedback from those who’ve experienced Platinum One Auto.
I took my 2007 Mitsubishi Pajero to Platinum One Auto after struggling with issues that other garages had overlooked. From the start, the team not only fixed the problem but also involved me in the process — carefully explaining and even showing me what had been neglected in the past.
As someone without much automotive knowledge, this approach was invaluable. It built genuine trust and gave me a clearer understanding of how to care for my car going forward. Their professionalism, transparency, and willingness to educate set them apart from any other garage I’ve experienced.
Platinum One Auto has earned my complete confidence — they are now the only garage I’ll go to, and I cannot recommend the entire team highly enough.
Louis Garratt
GoogleFrequently Asked Questions
If there’s anything else you’d like to know, don’t hesitate to give us a call or drop by – we’re always happy to help.
How do I know if my car has an oil or coolant leak?
Common signs include fluid puddles under your parked car, low fluid warning lights, engine overheating, burning oil smell, or visible wetness around the engine.
Oil leaks appear dark brown or black, while coolant is typically green, orange, or pink.
If you notice any of these signs, bring your car in for inspection before the leak causes engine damage.
Can a small leak cause serious engine damage?
Yes. Even minor leaks can lead to major problems if left unchecked.
Oil leaks reduce lubrication, causing increased friction and wear on engine components—potentially leading to engine seizure.
Coolant leaks result in overheating, which can warp cylinder heads or crack engine blocks.
Early repair is always more affordable than engine replacement.
How long does leak repair typically take?
It depends on the leak's location and severity. Simple gasket or seal replacements (valve covers, oil pan) typically take 2-4 hours.
More complex repairs (water pump, timing cover gaskets) may require 1-2 days.
We'll provide an accurate timeframe after diagnosing the leak source and assessing what's needed to fix it properly.
Stop leaks before they cause damage
Our technicians provide thorough leak diagnosis and professional repairs using quality gaskets and seals — ensuring your engine stays properly lubricated and cooled.
