Changing your car? .... What about your mobile phone kit??

When the time comes to change your car, we can come to your premises at a time to suit you, remove your phone and transfer it to your new vehicle. Haven't got a hands-free car kit for your mobile?? We can supply and fit an approved installation to your vehicle - it is usually possible to install your phone in such a way as to leave your dash unmarked and to blend it into the interior in as unobtrusive way as possible. There are currently three options to consider when deciding which sort of handsfree kit best suits your needs, A conventional handsfree carkit, A Bluetooth handsfree carkit, or a Parrot Bluetooth handsfree carkit. Click on the appropriate link. Do you change your car a lot? Do you use rental cars frequently? Do you swap between cars? Here is the answer - Click here Some cars can even be supplied with a purpose-built hand-stitched leather console to match the colour & style of your car. Click on the picture below for more details

Using a mobile phone in a car and the law   Click here

It is also usually possible to wire your phone so that any incoming/outgoing calls from and to your mobile will automatically mute the sound from your stereo as well as allowing the phone audio to play back through one of the vehicles speaker. Ask for details We have been installing car telephones since the beginning of the cellular revolution - as qualified auto electricians, we not only understand your mobile phone - we understand your car! All work is guaranteed and we are approved Vodafone installation engineers working to DTI standars MPT 1360.

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Installation Notes:

1. Sometimes it is necessary to disconnect the vehicle battery or to isolate various electrical circuits during an installation. This can result in the activation of radio anti-theft codes where fitted as well as the erasing of any pre-programmed stations and settings. We advise strongly that radio codes are available before installation commences.
2. A few modern vehicles have warning light sytems, such as ABS and airbag lights that are computer controlled. While it is a rare occurance, it is possible for these lights to be triggered during installation during disconnection of a power source for safety reasons. In order to extinguish these warning lights and to reset the circuit, it is necessary for the vehicle to be connected to a computer at your vehicle dealer's. This is a job taking only a few minutes, but cannot be done by ourselves as only the dealer will have access to this specialised equipment.
3. Some vehicles, such as certain BMW's and Mercedes cars recommend that bumper or grille aerials are installed instead of the more conventional windscreen aerials. While this service can be provided at extra cost, it has been our experience that conventional aerials do not cause any problems whatsoever.