Autosparx Ltd is an independent local tradesperson covering CA1.

1. MMichael Cook★★★★★

   Booked in a 2009 motorhome that had been fitted with a new Airbag ECU. The job was to proxy align the ECU to the vehicle. They were unable to connect to the vehicle and suggested that it was the age of the vehicle and the type of wiring used ( kline) I was not charged and was advised to go to North East truck and van who would have the appropriate software to resolve my problem. I contacted Northern Autotech, the company who provided the ECU, I was invited to visit his location and he would proxi align the ECU for me. Good to his word from arriving at his house to being back on the road with the ECU aligned took less than five minutes. Using a laptop and a free download, need I say any more!!!!

   Google review · 18 Jul 2026
2. kken haslam★★★★★

   my cars radio kept coming on to the point it caused me to get another. so, i asked around how i could get it sorted. i was recomended to go to autosparx, which i did. i am now pleased i did as i can now listen to my own music on ipod and memory sticks... plus CDs. nice lass on reception. they dod me proud

   Google review · 25 Jun 2026
3. JJulie Jackson★★★★★

   Took my car in with an engine light on, charged me ??135 to look at it and told me it would cost ??1,000 to fix. When I looked around and spoke to people who know about electrical faults said it was ??100 for the part we needed! Fair enough the work would cost a little bit! But ??1,000 pounds to fix and ??135 to be told this is shocking Wouldn???t recommend

   Google review · 27 Apr 2026
4. RRhys Pattison★★★★★

   I booked in to get my rear light fixed as it just wasn???t working at all, the woman on reception got me booked in within 3 days, I arrived and when was asked what time I needed the car back for. Within 3 hours it was repaired and was ready to be collected. Can???t thank enough will 100% be a garage I go back to from now on

   Google review · 5 Apr 2026
5. KKamil sami Tek★★★★★

   I brought my Mazda here for a diagnostic related to a parking sensor issue. Unfortunately, the diagnostic fee (??150) was not clearly communicated or agreed beforehand. I was only informed of the charge after the work had already been carried out. The issue was not resolved, and I was advised to take the vehicle to the main dealer for further diagnosis. I later found that the Mazda main dealer charges ??130 for diagnostics using manufacturer equipment, which made the original fee difficult to justify. I requested a diagnostic report or fault code record, but no report was provided. The only note on the invoice stated that the diagnostic equipment could not carry out the test, which left it unclear what checks had actually been completed. After raising a complaint, the charge was reduced to ??75, which I appreciated. However, I feel this situation could have been avoided with clearer upfront communication about diagnostic charges and clearer documentation of the work carried out. One thing worth noting for other customers is that pricing and policy information was shown on a movable sign rather than being clearly visible at the start, so I would strongly recommend confirming all diagnostic costs in advance before leaving your vehicle.

   Google review · 8 Jan 2026

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