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Air-Conditioning Recharge with Optional Antibacterial Treatment at ATS Euromaster - £37.99 @ Groupon
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Posted 1 June 2022

Air-Conditioning Recharge with Optional Antibacterial Treatment at ATS Euromaster - £37.99 @ Groupon

£37.99
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After purchasing this deal, you'll need to visit the website listed on your voucher to complete redemption.
  • Please check your vehicle log book for type of refrigerant required. If in doubt a general guide is:
  • Most vehicles registered before 1 Jan 2017 are likely to require R134A refrigerant
  • Most newer vehicles registered after 1 Jan 2017 are likely to require R1234YF refrigerant
Please check valid locations, here for R134a refrigerant, and here for R1234yf refrigerant.

  • Includes air conditioning recharge and an optional antibacterial treatment
  • Suitable for cars, vans and 4x4s
  • A pressure test will be carried out prior to treatment; if a leak is detected, the recharge and treatment will not be carried out and a full refund will be provided
  • Not suitable for electric or hybrid vehicles
  • This service can take over one hour to complete
  • Includes optional 10% discount on pollen/cabin filters purchased on-site
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PLEASE NOTE: To check up to date valid locations and current opening time please visit here to find your nearest R134A centre's contact details, or here for centres that can offer R1234YF.

Please review ATS Euromaster safety guidelines here
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  1. Ian_Chuter's avatar
    Ian_Chuter
    This deal makes no sense to use, the AC system in your car only needs “regassing” if it has a leak…so you’re going to turn up, pay this money to get gas put into your system, and it’s going to leak out again until you get the leak actually fixed. I know it’s totally illegal for the garage to fill up a leaky system, but the reality is they certainly do!
    alfiesquires's avatar
    alfiesquires
    I pointed this out last year when a very similar deal was posted.

    You don't take your fridge in for a "regas", why would you do it for your car?
  2. GrahamStoneman's avatar
    GrahamStoneman
    Don't take it to the ATS in Tonbridge... I took my car for a recharge last week, the clowns didn't remove the old gas before putting the new gas in. I argued with them when the AC wasn't working, the staff were rude and said my pump must have been broken before I took it in! They wouldn't even consider that they might have overfilled it. The mechanic just stormed off in a huff.

    I took it to Halfords afterwards who were excellent and worked out what the problem was, but I was very lucky that ATS didn't cause major damage to my AC system. You get what you pay for...
  3. Bill_Carr_PH's avatar
    Bill_Carr_PH
    I took advantage of this offer last month, via the Northampton branch of ATS. They did a leak test beforehand, but still the top up only kept my aircon cold for a few days. Couldn’t get through to them on the phone so had to contact ATS head office via email in order to get a refund via Groupon. Cheap but I wouldn’t bother again, not worth the aggro tbh.
    Preditah's avatar
    Preditah
    Northampton - says it all. Did you manage to get it sorted elsewhere?
  4. ashyt16turbo's avatar
    ashyt16turbo
    Good deal, mines working fine since last month.
    Didn't bother with the antibac though, I believe that's just a can of spray in the cabin lol. (edited)
  5. HotAddict's avatar
    HotAddict
    Couldn't do my car but got a refund from groupon live chat straight away.
    Guy at the counter was overly aggressively nice, like forced to smile nice. Very odd
  6. ElRobinio's avatar
    ElRobinio
    Used this offer to regas the r1234yf on the Wife's car not long ago. It was empty when I took the car in, wasn't sure if it was a very slow leak over 4 years or something had failed.
    The mechanic said it passed the leak test, but I'm not convinced it did as he started going on about how this refrigerant doesn't last long and hopefully it lasts the summer. Needless to say it lasted 2 days before it stopped working, at least I could see the where the refrigerant leaked by using a UV torch (bottom of the condenser was glowing green).
  7. Ömerhsn's avatar
    Ömerhsn
    Had mine last month's on same deal and still working for now
  8. badgerman2's avatar
    badgerman2
    Just for balance, I used this offer last month (Retford), they were thorough, explained the process and result and our car’s now blowing cool again
  9. Shuggy81uk's avatar
    Shuggy81uk
    I've had this done by ATS few years ago and it's still blowing cold air, I can't complain.
  10. captain_planet's avatar
    captain_planet
    Seals in the system can fail due to external factors, age could cause them to become perished and leaks occur as a result.

    When the car is stationary and the vacuum test is carried out the car might be fine but once it moves, vibrations could induce small movements between pipes and seals that are large enough for small amounts of gas to escape over time. Hence why the system could potentially pass a leak test but still leak. With something like a fridge, its not in motion and is stationary, and also the environment it's kept in is a bit different to that of a car so the wear and tear rates will be considerably different.
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