Vehicle Safety Services in Murwillumbah

  • Over 35 years mechanical experience
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Murwillumbah Rodent / Rat Treatment


Rodents love cars! They like electrical wiring, rubber hoses, leads and other parts of your engine. They like warm, dark dry places away from predators. They like water.


All of these conditions exist under the bonnet of your car! It’s like the perfect resort for them! They eat away at the wiring and hoses, drink the windscreen washer fluid (after chewing through the bottle) and bring in “bedding” materials like dry grass and leaves. They may even try to raise a family in your engine bay. Rodents can do thousands of dollars of damage to your car in one night and leave your vehicle susceptible to engine bay fires.


At All Mechanical Services in Murwillumbah, we offer a fast and effective rodent prevention treatment to help avoid costly repairs and keep your vehicle running safely. Call (02) 6672 7771 for further enquiries and to book and get peace of mind knowing your vehicle is safe.

Headlight Polishing Service


Having trouble with night time visibility? Headlights not bright enough? There’s a good chance the headlight lenses on your car are “foggy.”


Modern headlight lenses are NOT GLASS. They are made of Polycarbonate plastic. Like most plastic, it deteriorates in sunlight and leaves a “foggy” effect on the lens.


At All Mechanical Services, we can rejuvenate your headlight lenses and restore the brightness of your lights. This process is much cheaper and faster than fitting new headlights. Bring your car in for an assessment and see what we can do for night driving.

A Person Polishes the Right Side of a Car's Headlight — All Mechanical Services in South Murwillumbah, NSW
A Person Uses a Tool to Polish the Car — All Mechanical Services in South Murwillumbah, NSW
White car's front corner with headlight and fog light on gravel.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do rodents get into vehicles?

What are the signs of a rodent infestation in a car?

What causes headlights to become "foggy?"