MOT booking
A clear route to booking, using the system you already work with.
- Links to your existing online booking system
- A simple request form if you don’t have one
- Your MOT class and test fee shown plainly
Web design for garages and MOT centres
Websites for garages and MOT centres
A website that makes booking an MOT quick, explains your servicing, diagnostics and tyre work plainly, and shows the pickups, 4x4s and farm vehicles you’re happy to take on.
£47 a month, design, copy, hosting and changes included. No setup fee, no contract.
Before they get in touch
What customers check before choosing garages and MOT centres
- 1
Can I book my MOT now?
Most people find the reminder on the fridge and want it sorted in two minutes. A clear book button wins the job.
- 2
What does it cost?
MOT fees are capped and servicing is easy to price. Customers like seeing the numbers before they call.
- 3
Can they sort my warning light?
Diagnostics are a big reason people try a new garage. They want to know you have the kit for their car.
- 4
Will they take my vehicle?
Pickups, Land Rovers, vans and trailers are everyday vehicles round here. People check you’ll work on them.
What we put on the page
What we put on a garage website
Servicing and repairs
Interim and full services, brakes, clutches and exhausts, each explained in plain words.
- What each service level includes
- Guide prices for common jobs
- Courtesy car or lift details if you offer them
Diagnostics
Warning lights and fault finding, for people who don’t know what’s wrong.
- Makes and models you’re equipped for
- What a diagnostic check costs
- How you explain the fault before any work
Tyres
Tyre fitting, puncture repairs and seasonal tyres set out clearly.
- Brands and sizes you stock or order
- Off-road and all-terrain tyres
- Links to a tyre ordering system you already use
4x4 and farm vehicles
The pickups, Land Rovers and working vehicles that town garages often turn away.
- Pickups, vans and 4x4s you service
- Trailer and towing work if you do it
- Collection from farms if you offer it
Finding you
Opening hours, location and drop-off details that match what’s on Google.
- Early drop-off and key box details
- Hours that match your Google Business Profile
- Structured data for your business and location
The write-up
What a garage website has to do
Most people look for a garage with a reminder in their hand or a warning light on the dash. They want to know three things quickly: can I book it, what will it cost, and will you work on my car. A garage website that answers those in the first screen on a phone gets the booking. One that makes them hunt for a number usually doesn’t.
So booking comes first. If you already use an online booking or garage management system, we link straight to it from a clear button on every page. If you don’t, there’s a short form asking for the registration, the job and a preferred day, and it comes straight to your inbox. We don’t try to replace the systems you already run the workshop on.
Then the routine work gets clear pages with real prices where you’re happy to show them. What an interim and full service include. What a diagnostic check costs and how you’ll explain the fault before you touch anything. Tyre fitting, puncture repairs and the off-road tyres a lot of local customers need. Clear prices for simple jobs build trust for the bigger ones.
Round here, plenty of customers drive pickups, Land Rovers and vans that spend their week on farm tracks. Some town garages won’t take them. If you will, that deserves its own page, along with trailers, towing and collection from farms if you offer it. Add opening hours that match your Google Business Profile, early drop-off details and links to your reviews, and the site does the job the phone used to.
Shropshire & Powys borders
Websites for garages and MOT centres in Shropshire and Powys
Garages here look after everything from town runabouts to farm pickups that do hundreds of miles of lanes a week. A good website shows customers which they can bring you.
Shropshire
Shrewsbury
The county town has the most cars and the most competition. A quick MOT booking route and clear prices help you stand out from the larger chains.
Shrewsbury page → Shropshire OswestryA market town with customers from both sides of the border. Say clearly that you take vehicles from Welsh villages and list what you work on.
Oswestry page → Powys WelshpoolThe livestock market brings in plenty of pickups, 4x4s and trailers. A page for working vehicles shows farmers you're set up for them.
Welshpool page → Powys NewtownPowys's largest town has steady demand for MOTs and servicing. Make booking easy and the prices clear and you'll pick up regular customers.
Newtown page → Shropshire LudlowVisitors with breakdowns and warning lights look for help as well as locals. Clear opening hours and a diagnostics page catch those calls.
Ludlow page → Powys KnightonHill farms and long lanes are hard on suspension, tyres and clutches. Show you understand rural vehicles and how far out you'll collect from.
Knighton page →Example sites
Example website designs for garages and MOT centres
View the site Forge Fitness Studio
Bold & energetic
High contrast, strong type and motion-suggesting layout for a brand that wants to feel immediately alive.
View the site Momentum Climbing Gym
Bold & energetic
A third take on bold and energetic, burnt orange and charcoal, built for a gym that resets its walls weekly.
View the site Vertex Software Consulting
Tech & innovative
Dark, precise and confident, a layout built to read as technically credible from the first scroll.
Questions from garages and MOT centres
Can customers book MOTs on the site?
If you already use an online booking or garage management system, we link straight to it from every page. If you don’t, we set up a simple request form that sends the details to your inbox.
Should I show prices?
Yes, for the routine jobs. MOT fees, service levels and diagnostic checks are easy to price and people like seeing them. Bigger repairs stay as “call for a quote”.
Can I update offers like winter checks?
Email us a line and we’ll put up a seasonal note or banner, usually the same day. Ten changes a month are included.
Will I show up when people search for an MOT nearby?
We build pages for MOTs, servicing, diagnostics and tyres, with structured data and fast pages, and help keep your Google Business Profile consistent. We can’t guarantee rankings, but you’ll have the right foundations.
How much does it cost?
£47 a month, including design, writing, hosting and ten changes a month. There’s no setup fee and no contract.
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