Struggling to stay cool on the road? A quick and affordable air con regas at Protyre Autocare can restore your vehicle’s cooling power in under an hour. With over 170 UK locations and certified technicians using manufacturer-approved methods, you’ll enjoy a smoother, more efficient drive in no time.

What Is an Air Conditioning Regas?

It’s a simple service that replaces your car’s old refrigerant with fresh gas, helping your system cool effectively again. Over time, air con units naturally lose gas or get blocked with moisture and debris, making them less efficient. A regas refreshes performance and brings back that crisp, cool air, especially essential in warm weather.

Why Is It Important?

Without enough refrigerant, your system strains to function, potentially increasing fuel usage and wear on your engine. A timely regas not only improves comfort but could also help reduce running costs. Technicians are certified in refrigerant handling and recommend a recharge every two years to keep your system in peak condition.

How It Works

✔️ Purchase Your Voucher – Buy your Groupon and keep it ready on the app or as a printed copy
✔️ Find a Location – Select your preferred centre from the list of participating locations
✔️ Plan Your Visit – Contact your chosen centre to book your appointment
✔️ Redeem Your Voucher – Present your Groupon on arrival for service

FAQs

What is an air con regas and why is it important?
An air con regas is the process of refilling your car’s air conditioning system with refrigerant gas. Over time, gas levels drop, causing poor cooling performance. Regassing helps restore cold airflow and ensures your air con works efficiently, especially in warm UK weather.

What are the signs I need to regas my car air con?
Common signs include warm air from vents, a damp or musty smell, and reduced airflow. If your air con struggles to cool or takes longer than usual, a regas is likely needed.

How often should I regas my car air conditioning?
Most manufacturers recommend a regas every 2 years to maintain performance. If your air con isn’t blowing cold air or takes ages to cool, it’s probably time for a recharge.

Can I do an air con regas myself with a kit?
Yes, DIY air con regas kits are available. However, using a kit requires caution and may not fix underlying leaks or issues - professional aircon recharge services often include vacuum testing for added safety.

What’s the difference between R134a and R1234yf refrigerant gas?
R134a is commonly found in older vehicles, while R1234yf is the newer, eco-friendlier gas required in most modern cars. It’s important to use the correct refrigerant during an air con recharge - check your owner’s manual or ask a certified technician.