RMS AUTO Rosettenville

12/11/2025

With the holiday season approaching lets us help you be safe on the roads

10/11/2025

Festive promotion

Spend a R1000 and more at our fitment centre and get a free diagnostic report worth R450

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12/06/2025

Thank you 🙏

09/04/2025

Need diagnostics done ✔️
We have the best and latest machine

01/04/2025

Wheel bearing pressing and fitting offered while you wait ‼️‼️‼️‼️

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Get the job done with the right tools saves you time and effort

Complete strip and fit from R300 a side ‼️‼️‼️

27/03/2025

Control arms are crucial suspension components that link the wheel assembly to the vehicle's chassis, enabling controlled movement and maintaining wheel alignment, ultimately contributing to a stable and comfortable ride.

Here's a more detailed explanation:

Function:
Control arms, also known as A-arms, are hinged suspension links that allow the wheels to move up and down, absorbing bumps and irregularities in the road surface.

Location and Types:
They are typically found in both the front and rear suspension systems, with many vehicles having both upper and lower control arms.

Components:
Control arms are made of heavy gauge steel or aluminum, and they feature ball joints and bushings that allow for pivoting and movement.

Purpose:
They connect the steering knuckle (or axle carrier) to the vehicle's frame, allowing the wheels to move in unison with the chassis while maintaining proper alignment.

Why they are important:
They play a crucial role in steering control, ride comfort, and overall vehicle stability, especially during turns and sudden stops.

Signs of Failure:
Worn or damaged control arms can cause clunking noises, excessive vibration, steering wandering, or a feeling of instability.

Maintenance:
Regular inspection of control arms, bushings, and ball joints is important, as these components can wear out over time or become damaged due to rough driving conditions.

When to Replace:
A mechanic should investigate if you notice any of the above symptoms, as worn bushings or ball joints can compromise the performance of the control arm and the overall safety of the vehicle.

26/03/2025

We offer battery testing ‼️‼️‼️‼️

No need to remove your car battery
We can have it tested while on the car with a full break down of information

We use our smart diagnostic testing machine

Get your battery tested now ‼️‼️‼️‼️

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25/03/2025

Does your car need a service ❓❓❓❓

We Have a special ‼️‼️‼️‼️

Labour From R350 for a basic service

Clean and professional workshop
Best tools and lifts
Diagnostic equipment available

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22/03/2025

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FREE DIAGNOSTIC TEST WITH THE BEST AND LATEST MASTER DIAGNOSTIC TOOL FOR THE LATEST VEHICLES WHEN YOU SPEND MORE THEN R500 @ OUR WORKSHOP ‼️‼️‼️

This is valued @ R350.00

Valid from 24th March 2025 to 15th March 2025

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20/03/2025

20/03/2025

Need shock fitment ❓

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Fitment from R300 per a shock with a proper compressor machine ‼️‼️
Change All 4 shocks and get a discount ‼️‼️

How do you know when your shocks need replacement ❓❓

Nose dive when braking
Bouncy ride
Vehicle rolls or sways when cornering
Uneven tire wear
Rear squat during acceleration
Vibration in steering wheel
Unusual noises
Leaking fluid on exterior of shocks/struts

We have 2 post lifts and the right tools for the job ‼️‼️

We offer professional service at affordable prices ‼️‼️‼️

We can also supply the correct parts for your vehicle if needed ⁉️

Free inspection and assessment ‼️‼️‼️

17/03/2025

CV JOINTS
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From R300 fitment labour

Call or WhatsApp us today for a price on your cv joints 📱

We also supply parts needed ‼️‼️‼️

Function :
CV joints are crucial for transferring power from the transmission to the wheels while allowing the wheels to turn and the suspension to move.

Types:
There are several types of CV joints, including tripod joints and ball joints.

Location:
CV joints are commonly found in front-wheel-drive vehicles, but they can also be used in rear- and four-wheel-drive vehicles.

Symptoms of a bad CV joint:
Clicking or knocking noises when turning
Vibrations while driving, especially during acceleration
Grease leaking from the CV joint boot
Grinding or clunking noises

Diagnosis:
Listen for noises when turning
Check for vibrations while driving
Inspect the CV joint boot for damage
Driving with a bad CV joint:
While it's possible to drive with a bad CV joint, it's not recommended as it can lead to further damage and potential loss of control