ATS Euromaster: Combined Car Air-Con Recharge and Anti-Bacterial Treatment at Over 265 Locations Nationwide - £28.01 @ Groupon

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ATS Euromaster: Combined Car Air-Con Recharge and Anti-Bacterial Treatment at Over 265 Locations Nationwide @ Groupon £28.01

£28.01 Groupon24 Apr 16

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psyx

22 Apr 16

The Deal

£32.95 for a combined car air-con recharge and anti-bacterial treatment(41% off)
Car air-con systems can get a little TLC before the summer with this one-hour recharge and anti-bacterial clean treatment. Technicians will first perform a pressure test, to detect leaks in the air-con system. If none are detected the service will go ahead and the air-con system will be recharged, meaning that drivers can stay cool when out on the road this summer. The service is available at over 265 ATS Euromaster locations nationwide. Plus, as an extra bonus, customers purchasing this air-con deal will also be able to use the same voucher to claim a one-off 15% discount against any purchase of brakes, batteries, exhausts, suspension or wipers at ATS Euromaster.

Find your local ATS centre here:
http://www.atseuromaster.co.uk/centres/centre-locator

15% off your next local purchase @ Groupon : Code: GROUPIE

20% off promo code GCLOUD20
- ymmf

Top comments

TN567

22 Apr 16 3 #1

They dont check your system just fill it. Had my car recharged for this price a few years ago, a day later it was the same as before. Fine if you have a working air con system lol

All comments (53)

TN567

22 Apr 16 3 #1

They dont check your system just fill it. Had my car recharged for this price a few years ago, a day later it was the same as before. Fine if you have a working air con system lol

bb11 to TN567

22 Apr 16 2 #2

I believe it is illegal to fill/recharge an air con system that knowingly has a leak

black knight to TN567

24 Apr 16 #18

Were you really lol when you wrote that last sentence?

Dr_Lovegod

22 Apr 16 #3

Worked great for me.

FORZAPAQ

22 Apr 16 #4

Same here, recharged last year and stopped blowing cold after a few days. Groupon does have other aircon deals that include the dye based leak check that would at least identify where it's leaking from....look for Elite Auto Centres.

Mr-Smooth

22 Apr 16 #5

according to the spiel on groupon they will check before regassing

leesbian77

22 Apr 16 #6

Presumably, that's why they don't check first - plausible deniability.

DarkReborn11

22 Apr 16 #7

Assuming they check for leaks, whether you ask them or not and you get a leak, would they charge for checking? I doubt I would get them to fix it, I'd get quotes and shop around, do research as it might be possible to fix myself

lucas

23 Apr 16 #8

Says code is valid for me

lucas

23 Apr 16 #9

Isn't valid, sorry

deanos

23 Apr 16 2 #10

the machine automatically checks for leaks,

rav4me

23 Apr 16 #11

I had mine done at ATS and it is great.
First they evacuate the system and hold the vacuum to test for leaks. If all is well they refill with refrigerant and oil. It's all automatic based on the car make & model.

ajavaid92

24 Apr 16 #12

Note: Excludes electric and hybrid vehicles.

CYPER

24 Apr 16 #13

Code for 15% off doesn't seem to work :disappointed:

w4ynee

24 Apr 16 1 #14

Took mine last year and wss told I had a problem with my a/c before any work was undertaken.

Babbler to w4ynee

24 Apr 16 #15

Did you get a refund on Groupon voucher when they said that? Ie of you buy voucher and they find a leak will it be refunded by Groupon?

Jefft

24 Apr 16 1 #16

If there is no leak why would the system need to be recharged, the gas would still be there? The only reason it would need to be recharged is if there is a leak (after repairing the leak).

jonboy300 to Jefft

24 Apr 16 1 #17

Hi Jeff, some of the hoses on an air con system are rubber and the gases will be lost over time albeit very slowly, also when your system is re gassed air con oil is added which helps pro long the life of the seals etc by lubricating them. Hope this helps, if done by a reputable garage it is worth getting done!

FlyGuyMyEye

24 Apr 16 #19

He was. His sense of humour is weird. Lmfao, lol, pmsl, rofl.

dsuk

24 Apr 16 #20

Voted cold, could unleash legionnaires disease on occupants.

Foxy

24 Apr 16 1 #21

Voted hot...... for cold.. :-)

nkg

24 Apr 16 #22

Don't forget 5% quidco

futura

24 Apr 16 #23

Price should be changed to £32.95 as voucher code not working

ymmf

24 Apr 16 #24

Or more with TCB

FORZAPAQ

24 Apr 16 #25

Utter BS.....you need to have a read on how the disease spreads before posting dumb comments like this. Zero chance of transmission in a dry environment.

fishmaster

24 Apr 16 1 #26

Didn't stop my local garage doing that, cost me £29.99 air con worked for 2 days then stopped working again.

fishmaster

24 Apr 16 #27

Er no, Air Conditioning systems need servicing every few years, they all lose gas eventually. Using Air Con uses about 8% more fuel, you need to run the Air Con regularly to keep it working efficiently, that could just be anecdotal evidence, I guess you run it to keep the parts lubricated, a bit like sex but boring, although I've had comments to the contrary. Said too much haven't I?

gtd65

24 Apr 16 #28

It's nothing like that in my experience.

A friend of mine didn't use the aircon in her Honda Jazz much as she thought it used too much fuel. She normally got 55MPG out of the car. I was driving this particular day and said I didn't find it made much difference at all, we drove off and turned on the AC, somehow the car got 63.1MPG lol! From that day onwards, she put the AC without any second thought of using additional fuel :smiley:

I normal day to day driving it really made next to no difference based on the average MPG readings given by the car as well.

I'm sure Mythbusters showed that using the AC was more fuel efficient than winding the windows down anyway?

wandaluzt

24 Apr 16 #29

Afraid not, like everything in this world you pay extra for the convenience:

http://www.discovery.com/tv-shows/mythbusters/mythbusters-database/ac-vs-open-windows/

John Locke

24 Apr 16 #30

ATS will tell you anything to get a few extra quid out of your wallet. Bunch of cowboys.

gtd65

24 Apr 16 #31

So much for my memory and all that then eh? ;-)

I'd say it's not a good test overall though. they did not do a sample run with both vehicles before starting the test so the results are really meaningless. it might be that the SUV that had the windows down was better than the other vehicle, despite being the same model?

I know I've owned identical cars before that did not achieve the same mph, despite being driven by me in identical conditions.

I still find that it makes almost no difference to my mpg overall. might be 1 or 2 mpg in the worst case. But saying that, I've actually recorded better mpg in the summer months, however, that's probably down to weather conditions?

whoknew

24 Apr 16 #32

took my car for AC recharge. got a call saying that they detected a leak and total cost will be £160. have them the go ahead. went long distance on Saturday and the AC started off badly and was blowing normal air after 30 minutes. need to take care back on Monday to get them to sort it out or get a refund. I'm glad I paid with my credit card so if there's any problems just make a claim through good ol' section 75.

Pomrick

24 Apr 16 #33

Did a similar Groupon/ATS deal last year. Aircon improvement was huge and is still working a treat - recommended

JohnnyPW

24 Apr 16 #34

Hot from me. Bought one last year and have done again this year. My local ATS were the only ones that managed to get my aircon to work at all on my Galaxy. I can see it has a very minor leak that allowed it to work until December last year, too difficult to get to easily to fix. Very helpful and honest. Take all my families cars there for MOT now as they offer real advice and have not ripped me off. Maybe I'm lucky.

yij8888

25 Apr 16 #35

Thanks op. Just bought one today and the 20% code is still working ok.
Can someone tell me how soon will I receive the groupon voucher by email as I paid 5 hours ago and groupon still showing processing.

futura

27 Apr 16 #36

neither code working for me/??

Dr_Lovegod

29 Apr 16 #37

Been done today. Great value. Great team. Professional guys. Aircon now working.

umar88

29 Apr 16 #38

Do you know if they checked oil level or changed/topped up by any chance?

sjo1993

2 May 16 1 #39

Use code GRPNL20 for 20% off £26.36!

hgthompson

4 May 16 1 #40

Also just bought this for £26.36 - seems a cracking deal at that price. Possibly Topcashback /Quidco too.

traienuts

5 May 16 #41

Yeap, just want to confirm that GRPNL20 just worked now, total payment was £26.36.

Cheers psyx and sjo1993 for the new code.

ssc1

5 May 16 #42

depends on time, they should put a vacuum on the system and leave for a short while to check any leaks. the service is more like fill and go.

bbasra

7 May 16 #43

Thanks for this. Purchased and booked in for 12:30 today.

vultura to bbasra

8 May 16 #45

Thanks OP for sharing.

Thanks sjo1993 for the new code.

meshosa

8 May 16 #44

Forgot cash back!

andrewmp

9 May 16 #46

Just went with this, for some reason it said 20% off code invalid, but took £6 off.

Edit, think I had a £6 referral and didn't use the new code, oh well.

abar121

9 May 16 #47

Thanks. It seems to be £26 now, bought and used today.

Great service. The machine they used is fully automated. They connect the high / low pipes, select your car from the menu and 45mins later, all done.

Slartbart

9 May 16 #48

Just wondering if there is a new code now as it said the 20% wasn't valid this time.

Thanks

bigpappa

9 May 16 #49

the 20% off code is not working

Alfon

10 May 16 #50

None of the codes are working - are there any current ones?

theatrical

16 May 16 #51

Not sure why this is expired - I just booked it today and was still valid ?