About Kimberley Auto Care
Kimberley Auto Care is a locally owned and operated auto detailing and protection workshop based in Broome, Western Australia, serving drivers across the wider Kimberley region. They specialise in professional car washing, interior and exterior detailing, rustproofing for harsh coastal and outback conditions, paint correction, ceramic coatings, underbody protection, and other long-term vehicle protective treatments. Many customers use Kimberley Auto Care for preparing vehicles for sale, end-of-lease cleaning, post-trip clean‑ups after off‑road driving, and ongoing care for 4WDs, utes, caravans, and fleet vehicles.
A Kimberley Auto Care charge may appear on your bank or card statement after you’ve had your vehicle detailed, washed, rustproofed, or treated with a ceramic coating or other protection service. Charges are usually processed in person at their workshop through an EFTPOS/credit card terminal and may show up under descriptions like “KIMBERLEY AUTO CARE,” “KIMBERLEY AUTO BROOME,” or similar. You might also see a charge if you left a deposit to secure a booking for larger jobs (like full detailing, ceramic coating, or rustproofing), or if a fleet or business account processes periodic or post-service payments. In some cases, you could see a small temporary authorization hold if your card was pre-approved before work commenced; this typically drops off within a few business days.
If you’re unsure about a Kimberley Auto Care transaction, first think back to any recent car washes, details, rustproofing, or protection services you or a family member may have booked in Broome. Check your email, text messages, Facebook messages, or printed receipts from the workshop for the service date and amount. To clarify a charge, you can contact them via their Facebook page (search “Kimberley Auto Care Broome” on facebook.com) or call the phone number listed there; have your full name, vehicle details, and the date/amount of the charge handy so they can locate your job card. Common issues—such as duplicate-looking charges, deposits versus final payments, or confusion between business and personal cards—are usually resolved by matching the transaction to their booking and service records.