My girlfriend recently changed her car. She has always had Fords hence we went to Lindsays. The…read moreservice was mediocre in my opinion. The sales team had limited knowledge of their stock. They were nice people though.

Friendly staff at the Upper Newtownards Road location. My…read moreFord Fiesta Zetec 2013 heater was defective, but I did not want an appointment for a repair immediately. The call-answering person redirected the call to the Lisburn location, as the Belfast BT4 location was not available on a Saturday for service matters. I was told that only a Ford-trained mechanic could inform me whether the existing Heater Control Unit (I abbreviate as HCU) needed replacing, or whether a service repair would suffice. I went to the Belfast location, left a number, was expecting a call back but all morning nothing, so I will have to call them now via the call-routing system - the number can be found by searching on Google or other search engine. To call in, when a customer rings the main Tel number, the call is diverted through a call routing system. (press 1 for Topic A; press 2 for Topic B, press 3 for Topic C, etc). This is for efficiency and call-tracing, but the caller needs to know whether they need the Ford Parts desk, to book a service appointment or to speak to Sales, for instance. My query was finally taken by Parts.

Sign says its the largest drive through car wash in Europe and it might well be, situated a…read morejunction one it has a large drive through wash and a dozen self service power washers. They also have vacs to allow to to clean you car inside. Prices are quite high with £6 being the cost of the top wash but they do a first class job and it really is worth spending those extra few pounds. They give everyone a free lollipop with every wash and the little office sells air fresheners for £1. Staff are friendly and chat away while pre washing your wheels. Discounts are available for pensioners and taxis Video link: http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=kc_EEriMwmc

Every few months I get my car washed, I go here. I get the best wash they do, which costs £6 and it…read moredoes a great job. Staff are friendly and you even get free lollipops.

This Maxol/Spar filling station is the king of convenience. Right, I'll start off with the basics…read more It is obviously a petrol station with 6 pumps selling both diesel and unleaded petrol, it also has an air and water station ideal for pumping up tyres and filling up windscreen wiper spray (technical, I know!). There's also an ATM to the right of the shop on the forecourt. But here's where it steps up a notch. I only found out recently that you can order items online to be delivered to this Maxol garage and then you can pick them up at your own convenience. Although be warned, when you go to pick your items up you'll have to jump through more hoops than a hula hooper at a circus! The Spar shop also has a top up machine for pay as you go electricity and gas users and accepts card payments with no minimum spend. Other amenities include a large fruit and veg section and a coffee machine. Talk about an all rounder!

Very good garage, has a large forecourt and loads of parking, the store itself is very good and…read morewell stocked and has a very good range for a garage and added bonus there's a subway in store! Price ways it's mid range for fuel:)

Wanted a loo, they are being refurbished so hadn't got one but they kindly suggested I use the…read morestaff loo! Very kind and good!

Got my old ford tigra washed by these guys for only 2.50! they do an excellent job its more like a…read moremini vallet service than a car wash they clean inside and out and even wax the hood!

This is a very basic garage on Clifton Street just off the Westlink. The fuel prices are extremely…read morecompetitive - on par with many of the major brands and supermarket filling station. The garage sells diesel, unleaded petrol and home heating oil at the pump. There is also a small shop at the garage and an ATM. The small shop doubles as a newsagents and a grocery store selling bread, snacks and dairy products. This filling station is really handy, especially if you're heading out of the city - there is rarely a queue to use the pumps although be warned the spacing is very tight.

Beersbridge Road Filling Station? Huh? I just called it "that there Topaz petrol station on the…read moreBeersbridge Road" which is really much more of an effort, but hey. Topaz would probably suffice, seeing as it's the only one I know of out this side of Belfast, and is therefore already slightly unique when it comes to the world of petrol stations... I once paid a visit to Topaz (as it will henceforth be known), not for petrol, but because I had to do an errand for my boss. When she initially told me to go up to the Beersbridge Road Post Office, I was ever so slightly confused. "Where's that?", asked I, thinking I'd never come across it before. "Aww, sure it's up in the petrol station!", came the reply, to which I swiftly retorted, "Behind it? Or do you mean actually in the petrol station?!" Well, the latter it was. How strange. A petrol station-cum-post-office. Hadn't come across one of them before. The staff were darn lovely too, but unfortunately I had to go elsewhere to do my errand, as it turned out they didn't do what I needed them to. Oopsies. Very handy little place though...

Beersbridge Road Filling Station is an entirely functional place with two main purposes, first, to…read moreget fuel - it's my usual fill up stop heading out of Belfast as there's not much else convenient before Ballymena. Then there's the post office inside which I often use. It covers most needs apart from renewing car tax discs. The most noteworthy occurrence was that the lady behind the counter gave me a hand to stick on stamps when I was in the midst of a monster mail out. That's full marks to the staff, who are consistently helpful. The Bank of Ireland cashpoint inside is another handy thing which has appeared since the branch closed down on the Newtownards Road. Altogether, it's a reliable and useful filling station though it doesn't yet have the embellishments that others have such as hot drinks and food.

I'm so sorry to just hear the news that shop is closing. Really taken the heart right out of antrim…read morenow served the town since ever I can remember. Even opened on Xmas day so children got their batteries for toys. Not impressed at all.

Locally known as 'Sean Byrnes' by the guy that used to own it. It is a little town 'corner' type…read moreshop with the usual confectionaries and conveniences that you would find. This shop is located in fountain hill just as you are entering the main town. Now this is no ordinary filling station, in fact it has no forecourt which kind of makes it a bit impractical but saying that they have been there for near 30 years. They have the pumps on the pathway and a weird extension device to swing the hose over your car to fill it up. Now this is located on a very busy street so you actually have to wait on the main road for the customer in front to pull away before you can swing in the 1 space and get filled up! weird i know! They have been hit hard by the new local Tesco filling station and Byrnes is supplied by BP. However staff are lovely and friendly.