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Air Conditioning
Recover, vacuum test, and regas with clear advice if cooling is still weak.
Why book with us
Air Conditioning with clear advice.
Air conditioning systems lose effectiveness as refrigerant leaks out or compressor oil breaks down over time. We recover the old gas, vacuum test the system, and refill with the correct refrigerant for your car — either R134a or the newer R1234yf.
If cooling remains weak after regas, we test the compressor, fans, and expansion valves so you know whether a simple top-up will work or further work is needed.
Correct gas for your car
Separate handling for R134a and R1234yf systems.
Leak and performance tests
Vacuum test and pressure or temperature readings to confirm operation.
Practical advice
Guidance on leaks, smells, and when filters or further tests are needed.
Air Conditioning
Air conditioning options
Clear expectations, no surprises. If anything extra is needed, we explain it first.
- Regas for R134a or R1234yf systems.
- Vacuum and pressure checks before refill.
- Compressor, fan, and vent temperature checks.
- Advice on leaks, odours, or weak cooling and next steps.
Air Conditioning
Common questions
- Where can I get my air conditioning regassed near me in Bilston?
- Wolverhampton Auto Care at Hare Street, Bilston handles air con regassing for R134a and R1234yf systems. Call 01902 494948 to book.
- Why is my air con blowing warm air?
- Usually low refrigerant from a small leak, but it could also be a failed compressor, blocked filter, or electrical fault. We will test to find out.
- How often should I regas my air conditioning?
- There is no set schedule — you regas only when it stops cooling properly. A small amount of annual loss is normal, but a bigger drop suggests a leak that should be found and fixed.
Areas served
Serving drivers across the local area
We provide air conditioning for customers from across the region — book online or call us.