8 Best Car Servicing Packages in Singapore 2026 (Prices from $88)

Jackson Powertrain Pte Ltd runs a four-rung ladder out of Loyang, sold as WooCommerce products so the prices sit in the open rather than behind an enquiry form: $68 nett for the hybrid package, $88 nett for the petrol package, $138 nett for the Liqui Moly 5W-40 premium package and $168 nett for the Liqui Moly 5W-30 one. Two transmission jobs sit on the same shelf, which is the trade the workshop is actually named for: a Honda CVTF/ATF DW-1 or Toyota transmission oil change at $110, and a ZF transmission oil change package at $480. The $88 buys a full oil change with 4 litres of fully-synthetic Lubrex or Shell Helix Ultra 5W-40, an oil filter replacement, a wiper washer and coolant top-up, and a safety point check covering the brake system, tyre condition and spark plugs. The part worth reading twice is the sentence about who it covers: the package text names Toyota, Honda and Nissan, Continental cars and hybrid vehicles in the same breath, with no surcharge attached to any of them, which makes it the cheapest way on this list to service a Continental car, against +$20 at Precise Auto Service, +$25 for the oil filter alone at Motoserv and +$10 to +$400 at Carro Care depending on the tier. The second number to note is the top-up: additional oil is $15 per litre before prevailing GST, or about $16.35. That is the lowest per-litre rate anyone here publishes and less than half of Motoserv's $32.71, which is the difference between a 5.5-litre Continental engine costing $112 all-in here and $137 there before either workshop touches anything else. One inconsistency to be aware of: the packages are labelled nett, but the oil top-up is explicitly quoted before GST, so the fifth litre is taxed even though the first four are not. Address: 56 Loyang Way #04-04 Loyang Enterprise Building, Singapore 508775. Tel 6214 3633. Mon–Fri 8.30am–6pm, Sat 8.30am–3pm, closed Sundays and public holidays. Best for: Continental and hybrid owners, and anyone whose engine takes more than four litres.

A single-unit workshop up on the sixth floor of Pioneer Point that publishes its whole ladder as five packages, each one listing all 29 check items in full, and each one showing its own usual price beside the promotional one. The Shell Helix Ultra 5W-40 package is $88 against a usual $118. That is $10 more than the $78 the same package carried in August 2026, which costs Technic the outright cheapest slot on this list and leaves it level with JPowertrain. Castrol Edge 5W-40 is $108 and Duckhams 5W-30 is $128, both against $138. The hybrid package, now built on Duckhams 0W-20 rather than the Honda and Toyota genuine oils it used to name, is $108, also against $138. The odd one out is Duckhams 5W-40 at $98 with no usual price quoted, which means the premium Shell oil is still the cheaper of the two, by $10. The same page prices one add-on outright: an aircon system flush at $88 against a usual $128, covering a flush of the entire air-conditioning system, a complete drain and renewal of the compressor oil and a full vacuum of the existing refrigerant. Every package renews the engine oil to a stated limit of 4 litres and renews the oil filter, then runs the same 29-point inspection covering battery water, cooling system, clutch and brake fluid, transmission and differential oil, power steering, radiator cap, air filter, all lights and horn, tyres and pressures, aircon refrigerant, wheel alignment, front brake pads and discs, rear linings and drums, brake lines and hoses, parking brake, ignition timing and idle speed, drive belt, undercarriage bolts, engine and gearbox mountings, ball joints, drive shaft boots, suspensions and any engine oil dripping. What it does not publish is a Continental surcharge or a per-litre rate for oil beyond the four included, so ask for both on the phone before you drive to Jurong. Address: 5 Soon Lee Street #06-14 Pioneer Point, Singapore 627607. Tel 6710 4518. Mon–Fri 9am–6pm, Sat 9am–3pm, closed Sundays. Best for: the west-side driver of a normal Japanese car who wants a named premium oil at the list's joint-lowest published price and doesn't mind a 6th-floor industrial unit.

The biggest brand on this list, run by Singapore Petroleum Company across 8 automotive centres, and the only entry whose price list is genuinely inconvenient to quote, because there are two of them live on spc.com.sg right now. The SpeedyCare landing page carries a poster last modified 15 June 2026 with the current SYNACE fully-synthetic packages: $115 for SYNACE Supreme 5W-40 (all-round protection, meets API SP, ACEA A3/B4, BMW Longlife-01, MB-Approval 229.5, PSA B71 2296, Porsche A40, Renault RN0700/RN0710 and VW 502 00/505 00, a Continental-approved oil sitting at the entry price, and SPC publishes no Continental surcharge anywhere on the poster), $118 for SYNACE Racing 5W-50 for turbocharged and supercharged cars, $120 for SYNACE Ecostar 5W-30 for cars with emission control systems, and $158 for SYNACE Hybrid 0W-20. Click through to the Speedy Packages sub-page, though, and SPC still serves the 2019 artwork: $105, $108, $110 and $148, plus a SYNACE MAX 0W-40 'ultimate protection' package at $128 that no longer appears in the 2026 line-up at all. That stale poster is where every roundup quoting '$105 to $148' is getting its numbers, including the ones published this year. Assume the June 2026 figures: prices are $10 higher across the board and one package has been discontinued. Every package is 4 litres of oil plus an oil filter change and a 14-point check covering clutch, power steering and brake fluid, air filter, battery water and terminals, fan belt, aircon belt and gas, radiator water, coolant, windshield washer, lights, tyre pressure, transmission fluid and undercarriage. Terms note that separate charges apply for extra oil, services or parts, and for any oil filter other than the standard one, but no rate is published for either. The real reason to pick SPC is coverage and hours: SPC Jalan Leban (1 Jalan Leban, S577546) and SPC Yishun (599 Yishun Ring Road, S768683) both run Mon–Sun 9am–7pm, and they are the only two workshops in this entire guide open on a Sunday. The other six: Balestier (462 Balestier Road, S329837, Mon–Sat 8am–6pm), Bukit Merah (3800 Jalan Bt Merah, S159464, Mon–Fri 9am–6.30pm, Sat 9am–4pm), Hougang (120 Hougang Ave 2, S538858, Mon–Sat 9am–6pm), Toa Payoh (180 Toa Payoh Lor 6, S319381, Mon–Sat 8am–6pm), Upper East Coast (157 Upper East Coast Road, S455253, Mon–Sat 8am–6pm) and Pasir Panjang (158 Pasir Panjang Road, S118555, Mon–Fri 9am–6pm, Sat 9am–3pm). Best for: weekend servicing, and anyone who wants a petrol-company name on the invoice.

Carro's own servicing arm, and the clearest published price table in this guide because it runs two full columns side by side rather than a footnote saying 'Continental cars extra'. For Asian cars: the Basic/Bronze periodic package every 10,000km is $118, Silver every 20,000km is $188, and Gold every 40,000km is $588. For Continental cars the same three are $128, $238 and $988. Put those next to each other and you get the single most useful fact about Continental servicing in Singapore: the premium is not a flat number. It is $10 at the basic oil-and-filter service, $50 at 20,000km, and $400 by the time you reach the 40,000km major, a 68% mark-up rather than the 8% the entry tier implies. Anyone quoting you 'Continental is about twenty dollars more' is quoting the cheapest rung. The periodic package covers a 35-point inspection, fully synthetic engine oil, genuine oil filter replacement, air and aircon filter, coolant flush, ATF change and brake fluid change across the tiers. A la carte items are published too, and they split the same way: the DPS 3-in-1 engine treatment is $90 for both, coolant flushing and top-up $90 for both, but the air filter is $35 Asian against $55 Continental, the aircon filter $40 against $60, ATF from $150 against from $220, and spark plugs from $160 against from $180. A pre-purchase inspection with a 160-point check and a full PDF report is $150. Two caveats it states itself: the prices listed are estimates and the final price is determined upon inspection, so this is a published range rather than a quote you can hold them to; and parts replaced by Carro Care are guaranteed for three months, which is shorter than a main-dealer warranty. One workshop is shown on the Carro Care page today: Sin Ming, at 160 Sin Ming Drive #04-07 Sin Ming Auto City, Singapore 575722, Mon–Fri 9am–6.30pm and Sat 9am–1pm, closed Sundays and public holidays, on 9488 3147 for service and repair. The Pandan Gardens site (209 Pandan Gardens Level 4, Singapore 609339, Mon–Fri 8.30am–6pm, Sat 8.30am–12.30pm, accident repair 6568 4501) is still carried in the page's own data but no longer appears in the workshop list, so call before driving there. Carro also runs a 24-hour roadside assistance line on 6681 6606, and booking runs through the Carro Care app. Best for: Continental owners who want to see the real number before they turn up, and anyone buying a used car who wants the inspection and the servicing from the same place.

The largest network here: twelve Motoserv workshops on its own locations page, six of them Shell Autoserv forecourt sites and two Caltex autoPro, plus a detailing arm (KlarDetails) and a car aircon specialist (Mr Kool) that are not servicing workshops. Its Shell Helix servicing package poster prices four oil grades: 5W-40 at $118, 5W-30 at $128, 0W-20 at $148 and 0W-40 at $168, each with 4 litres of Shell Helix engine oil, an oil filter, 36 safety checks and an interior vacuum, and the promotions page describes the range as starting at $118 net across its Shell Autoserv outlets. Running alongside it is a new-launch promotion on the Shell Helix Hybrid 0W-20 package at $118 against a normal price of $148, which is the one to take if you drive a hybrid, and a Caltex Havoline Pro DS fully-synthetic package also at $118 net with a choice of three oils and five bundled maintenance services, flagged as limited time only with no end date published. Cheaper than all three is a Pennzoil Platinum Velocity package added in August 2026. Its 'Special Price' poster reads $96 for 5W-40, crossed out from $110, and $106 for 5W-30, crossed out from $120, each fully inclusive of 4 litres of fully-synthetic oil, a free 36-point safety check and a free interior vacuum, again with no end date. That $96 is $22 below any other Motoserv package and, after the two $88 packages at JPowertrain and Technic, the lowest nett petrol price in this guide. Where to get it is not quite settled: the poster names ten outlets (Havelock, Bukit Timah Hill, Newton, Bukit Batok Nature Park, Bukit Panjang, Toa Payoh, Boon Lay, Sembawang, Jervois and Serangoon Garden), while the package web page says it is available at all Motoserv workshops, so confirm when booking at either Caltex autoPro site. Two published extras decide whether any of these headline prices holds. Fitting a Continental oil filter is a $25 top-up. And additional engine oil is $32.71 per litre, the highest per-litre rate anyone in this guide publishes, more than double JPowertrain's $15, so an engine that takes 5.5 litres adds roughly $49 here against $22 there. One more published number is easy to misread. The $138 nett on the promotions page is not the aircon deal. It is a Carbon Clean plus Cataclean bundle for decarbonising the engine, and it carries a stated exclusion worth catching before you book: the price does not apply to V-engine vehicles, and the offer is for petrol and hybrid cars only. The aircon item next to it, a K11HV+ air-con system flushing service, publishes no price at all. Where you can actually get the hybrid package matters, because the network and the package availability are not the same list. Its own locations page names twelve workshops: Bukit Batok (28 Bt Batok East Ave 6), Bukit Panjang (772 Upper Bukit Timah Rd), Boon Lay (2 Boon Lay Ave), Sembawang (595 Sembawang Rd), Toa Payoh (248 Toa Payoh Lor 1) and Havelock Road (548 Havelock Rd, S169637), all Shell Autoserv; then Jervois (2 Jervois Rd, S248994), Bukit Timah (219 Upper Bukit Timah Rd, S588186), Serangoon Garden (49 Serangoon Garden Way, S555944), Mobile 1 Car Care (553 Upper Thomson Rd, S574416), and the two Caltex autoPro sites at Bukit Merah (3781 Jalan Bukit Merah, S159463) and Yishun (3700 Yishun Ring Rd, S768690). The Shell Helix Hybrid 0W-20 package page, however, lists eight: Bukit Batok, Bukit Panjang, Boon Lay, Tampines, Sembawang, Toa Payoh, Havelock Road and Newton (Volt Autocare), so neither Caltex autoPro site is on it, and Tampines and Newton appear on the package list without appearing on the locations page. Mon–Sat 9am–6pm; main line +65 6264 3832, accident hotline 8113 3341, 24-hour towing 9111 3832. Best for: drivers who want a forecourt workshop close to home at $96 for the Pennzoil package, and hybrid owners while the 0W-20 launch price lasts.

A Kaki Bukit workshop that publishes eight separate servicing packages as price posters, one per oil, which is the widest published choice of engine oil in this guide. S-Oil Dragon SN is $108, Shell Helix Ultra 5W-40 is $128, Liqui Moly Leichtlauf High Tech 5W-40 and Mobil 1 0W-40 are $138 each, and Castrol Edge 5W-40, HKS Super 5W-30, Liqui Moly Special Tec 5W-30 and Liqui Moly Top Tec 4100 5W-40 are $148 each. Every one is 4 litres of engine oil, an oil filter and a 40-point maintenance check, and each also throws in an interior vacuum, air filter and aircon filter cleaning, tyre pressure check and fluid top-ups. Then read the terms, because three lines there move the numbers. First, all prices listed are subject to GST (the only workshop on this list that says so outright), which turns $108 into $117.72 and $148 into $161.32, and moves it from looking cheaper than SPC to costing about the same. Second, the prices are for Japanese and other Asian makes; Continental makes cost an additional $20. Third, the free tyre rotation is for first-time customers only, and otherwise carries a $20 labour charge, so a returning customer's 'free extras' list is one item shorter than a new customer's. One more thing to know before you plan around these figures: the posters were uploaded in January 2023 and the page states the pricing took effect on 1 February 2023, so this ladder has been unchanged for three and a half years and predates the GST rise to 9%, worth a phone call to confirm rather than assuming. Address: 1 Kaki Bukit Avenue 6 #02-34/36, Autobay @ Kaki Bukit, Singapore 417883. Tel 6745 7367. Best for: drivers with a specific oil in mind. This is the only place here that lets you pick between Liqui Moly, HKS, Mobil 1, Castrol, Shell and S-Oil at published prices.

A Point S member servicing cars in Singapore since 1975 and, by its own count, over 200,000 vehicles, originally on premium Continental makes, with two workshops open and its third (Shell Autoserv Paya Lebar) marked temporarily closed on its own contact page, and the only workshop here whose live offer is a membership discount rather than a package price: 10% off labour charges for Automobile Association of Singapore members at any of its outlets, running 1 January 2026 to 1 January 2027, redeemed by showing your AA card at the counter. That one is dated and current. Its servicing packages need more care. The Asian-car package is advertised at $96++ per servicing against a usual $128++, and the Continental one from $123++, but both prices exist only if you buy four servicing sessions upfront, covering roughly two years, and the terms state the package is non-refundable once purchased, non-transferable and not redeemable for cash. Four Asian sessions at $96++ is $384 before GST and any service charge, so this is a two-year commitment dressed as a per-visit price, and the ++ means the real per-visit figure is higher than $96 in any case. The bigger catch is the dates. Both packages still sit under the heading 'Active promotions' on BCC's own promotions page, and both carry end dates that have already passed: 1 October 2024 to 31 December 2025 for the Asian package, and 1 October 2025 to 31 December 2025 for the Continental one. They are not alone. That page lists six promotions and five of them have expired: the two servicing packages, a Mercedes-Benz buy-more-save-more package that ended 31 October 2025, a Liqui Moly 50th-anniversary package that ended 30 April 2025 and a Goodyear tyre offer that ended 28 February 2025. The AA member discount is the only live one on it. Presence on an 'active' page is not proof a promotion is live. Ring first and get the current price confirmed. Included per session: 4L engine oil refill, oil filter replacement, brake fluid and coolant top-up, battery test, brake check, tyre pressure check, a 20-point vehicle check and a post-service wash and vacuum; extra oil, repairs and parts beyond that list are chargeable. Outlets: Central HQ at Sin Ming Industrial Estate Blk 1 Sector C #01-101/103/105, Singapore 575636, and West at 50 Old Toh Tuck Road, Singapore 597657, which sits inside a CNG station. Its east outlet, Shell Autoserv Paya Lebar at 255 Paya Lebar Road, Singapore 409037, is flagged temporarily closed, so treat this as a two-workshop network for now. Mon–Fri 9am–6pm, Sat 9am–1pm, closed Sundays and public holidays. Tel +65 6552 5588 / 6468 5588. Best for: AA members, and long-term owners of Continental cars who want a workshop that has been doing them for fifty years.

Included as the authorised-dealer comparison, because the question underneath every workshop roundup is whether the main dealer is worth the difference, and at Honda's Singapore distributor the honest answer is that you cannot tell from the website, because the price is not on it. Kah Motor's service packages page describes a maintenance programme built around Shell Helix Ultra synthetic oil at 10,000km or 6-month intervals, says a 2-year or 3-year package saves up to $950, and then asks you to call 6841 3838 for the figure. The terms do publish the structure: the 2-year package covers 4 services and the 3-year covers 6, it is inclusive of all parts, labour and engine oil to Honda's specification, it excludes wear-and-tear items such as timing chains and tyres, and it is transferable to the next owner for a $55 admin fee but never exchangeable for cash. Sign-up also carries 20% off grooming services, a courtesy car rental from $55 a day including GST while yours is in, and a membership worth up to $248. What is published, clearly and with no strings beyond the clock, is the Off Peak Service Deal: $40 off when you book a servicing appointment Monday to Friday between 1pm and 4pm. That is a straight discount for driving in during the quiet slot, larger than the entire gap between several independents on this list, and it is bookable by phone on 6841 3838, but read the two conditions attached to it, because they are the whole catch: it is not applicable to walk-in customers, so the appointment has to be made in advance, and it cannot be combined with any other basic service promotion. Kah Motor also runs an aftersales concierge that collects and returns the car for a fee it does not publish, and a 24-hour roadside assistance line on the same 6841 3838. Also worth knowing if your Honda is still in warranty: the site states that periodic maintenance must be carried out according to the recommended schedule or the warranty terms are invalidated, which is the actual reason to stay with the dealer for the first few years rather than any price argument. Service centre: 255 Alexandra Road, Singapore 159937, Monday to Saturday 9am to 7pm. Best for: Honda owners inside the warranty period, and anyone who can drop the car off at lunchtime.