RTJ Autos LTD

We’re a growing independent garage with a professional approach to vehicle repair, servicing and sales.Along with being trained car mechanics, we are car enthusiasts, with a knowledge of and passion for all things car related.Call today to discuss your motoring needs, or pop in to our friendly garage for a brew and a chat. When does the cambelt need changing on my Saab?Every 4 years or 72,000 miles.When did Saab stop making cars?Saab stopped making cars in 2012, however the vast majority of parts are still being made. We can supply most parts new or used.When does my Saab need servicing?Every 12 months or 18,000 miles.Where can I get my Saab serviced?RTJ Autos in Stockport are an official Saab service center, with over 15 years of experience.My Saab has an engine management light on, what could it be?RTJ Autos have Saab Tech2 diagnostics equipment and can quickly diagnose any faults.How much to change a clutch and flywheel on a Saab 1.9 diesel?Genuine Saab clutch and flywheel kit £695 all in.Where can I get a spare key for my Saab?RTJ Autos can supply and program a spare key for £99

Paul Humphreys
5 Star
I have been using RTJ for serving on my Saab 9-3 ttid for about 6 months now. They have resolved all the problem the previous 2 Saab dealers have been unable or unwilling to resolve for 4 years. All my rattles and engine problems are gone completely, my car drives like new again. I cannot recommend then enough. There is an ex Saab fully trained tech here, and the guys know the Tech2 analysis tool inside out. They even re-mapped my ECU as a test to diagnose a problem. They have been reasonable with their prices and delivered all their work in promised timescales. EGR repaired. Door locks repaired. Suspension bushes repaired. Services done. Window mechanism sorted. Front brakes done. Seat springs about to be done. Drinks holder replaced. Anti-drainback oil valve replaced.
Monday 24th January 2022

Wez
5 Star
I can't express the level of honesty and integrity that these guys have. I went to 2 other mechanics prior to going to this one, including one of the major chains and was quoted more than double what I paid at RTJ Autos. They fixed the problem quickly and I am extremely satisfied. Keep up the good work and don't change. 5 stars, all day long, thank you for saving me a pretty penny.
Tuesday 23rd August 2022

Tony Collins
5 Star
Many thanks to the team at RTJ. Some 250 miles from home my Saab threw a fault code and went into limp mode. RTJ we’re able to look at it straight away, identify the fault and assure me that it was safe to drive back to Devon. Although I wasn’t able to leave the car with them to fix due to time constraints I very sure these guys would have sorted the problem for me. I would thoroughly recommend them and their friendly and super efficient diagnosis
Tuesday 13th September 2022

Peter Langham
5 Star
I’ve used Rick and Jon a few times now for my ageing Saab. It seems that low mileage doesn’t mean fit for purpose! Each visit has involved professional analysis, honest diagnosis and accurate quotes to put things right. Lots needed to do for the last mot but they had it for two days and fixed it all. 6 stars.
Saturday 17th September 2022

Ian Sandall
1 Star
After having had a service from these people on my Peugeot, which seemed fine, I arranged to take it back in for the heater blower to be replaced and a price was agreed. On picking it up, we noticed a lot of vibration and the passenger side airbag cover loose. Despite leaving it with them to fix again, no additional work was done and the vibration was as bad as before. I asked for (and was given) the cost of the labour back but didn't want them to be out of pocket so let them have the price of the blower - which they priced at over £100. Fast forward 11 months and the blower stops working again - well at least it obviously had come loose inside. Eventually I found another garage to do the work and they were in for a surprise ... They reported many missing screws, nuts and bolts. They reported clutch bracket was held on with one bolt only and the car had not been disassembled the correct way to get the new blower in (There are videos on You Tube BTW) and that's what was initially causing the vibration - the fan had been damaged during installation and not mounted properly. In the mechanic's words, my poor car had been butchered. They spent almost as long repairing what had been damaged, as they did replacing the blower. There is little point in me trying to go back to RTJ Autos to get redress, but my experience may be useful to others
Friday 8th July 2022