Sandbach sits right on M6 junction 17, and its industrial estates keep a lot of vans busy. Abid comes to you in Elworth, Wheelock, Ettiley Heath or the town centre and fixes AdBlue faults wherever the vehicle is parked.
We come to homes, workplaces and car parks across Sandbach and the villages around it.
Sandbach and its villages are CW11.
M6 junction 17 is at Sandbach. The A534 bypasses the town, Wheelock, Wheelock Heath, Winterley and Haslington on its way to Crewe, and heads east to Congleton.
Sandbach services is between junctions 16 and 17, on both carriageways, not at junction 17 itself. It is a common place for drivers to stop and notice a warning light. If you are there, send us your location, and if it is safe to work where you have stopped, we will come to you.
Before the bypass, the hill at Wheelock from the canal bridge up to the railway bridge was notorious among lorry drivers.
Sandbach sits right on the M6, so a lot of its traffic is on the move: vans from Springvale and Moss Lane heading for junction 17, and drivers stopping at the services between 16 and 17. A countdown that starts on the motorway needs sorting fast.
We come to wherever you have stopped safely. That might be your yard in Elworth, a car park near the market square or a unit at Zan Industrial Park in Wheelock. Abid diagnoses the fault, explains it and fixes it there, so the vehicle is back working the same day in most cases. For a town with a history of building lorries, keeping wheels turning matters.
Foden started building engines and lorries in Elworth in 1856, and Foden's Band is still based in the town.
ERF lorries were founded in Sandbach in 1933. Between Foden and ERF, the town has a long history of heavy vehicles.
The two Anglo-Saxon crosses in the market place date from the 9th century. They are Grade I listed and a scheduled monument, and right in the middle of town.
If your vehicle is at work, we can usually fix it there, including at:
Warning lights, pump, heater, injector and NOx sensor faults found and fixed properly.
AdBlue repair →"No start in X miles"? We find out why the countdown started and clear it the right way.
Warning light help →On a countdown or in limp mode? Tell us and we will prioritise getting to you.
Same-day service →Removal options explained honestly, including what is and is not road legal.
AdBlue removal →Every job is quoted on your vehicle, the fault and where you are. Send a photo of the warning on WhatsApp and we will give you a straight answer before any work starts.
Yes. All of the CW11 area is covered.
Yes. Send us your location and a photo of the dash. If it is safe to work where you are, we come to you; if not, we will help you get somewhere that is.
Usually, yes, if there is a safe place to work. Tell us the unit when you book.
Prices start from £150, quoted on the vehicle, the fault and where you are.
Call or WhatsApp Abid and get it sorted, usually the same day.