Welcome to our Autumn e-Newsletter...
Bailies are proud to announce the re-location of their bodyshop to a larger unit (D3) within the Valley Business Centre complex.
We can now accommodate a larger number of vehicles on site, so if you require our repair services please call in to our bodyshop for a FREE quotation and we will book your vehicle in within the next week if required. We are also open at the weekend, which is an added bonus if you need your vehicle for work during week days.
Winter is fast approaching and it would seem that the summer weather has passed us by here in Northern Ireland, so why not book your car in for its FREE pre-Winter check at Bailies.
Listed below are things that need to be checked so that your car is prepared for the cold winter months:
- Anti-freeze/coolant
- Tyres
- Brakes
- Battery
- Wipers and wiper fluid
- Oil and oil filter
- Fuel filter
- Belts
- Lights
- Spark plugs and wires
and all of these are included in Bailies check, so don't delay, contact us today for an appointment. You call also wait on-site in the cafe nearby or take a short walk to Abbeycentre while we check your vehicle over.
In addition to accident repairs, other available services are:
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(Ladies, we'll even take your car for its M.O.T. for a small charge) |
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Latest Bailies News
On 14th May 2011 Bailies participated in "Step out for Stroke" at Belfast Zoo. This was a sponsored walk to raise funds for the Stroke Association for N.I. This charity, which is community-based, provides vital, high quality, professionally led services for stroke survivors, people living with aphasia, their carers, and families right across Northern Ireland. Lisa from Bailies supports this charity as her mother is a stroke survivor. Upcoming events in which you could take part can be found at
http://www.stroke.org.uk/in_your_area/northern_ireland/fundraising_activity.html
Bailies is a member of the East Antrim Old Vehicles Club and is this month restoring an MG from the 1970's. This can be viewed in their body-shop at the Valley Business Centre. Bailies attended the EAOVC's annual Belfast-Portrush Cavalcade on Sunday 7th August 2011. This event raised money for this year's chosen charity 'Friends of the Cancer Centre', which is based at the Belfast City Hospital.
Bailies joined with over 1000 participants in the Walk Ten event at Stormont on 2nd September 2011 to raise money for local Marie Curie Nurses in Northern Ireland. The Marie Curie Nursing Service provides care for terminally ill patients who wish to remain at home. Donations can still be made to Lisa throughout the month of September.
http://www.mariecurie.org.uk/en-gb/events/walking/walk-ten-stormont-2011---87211/
