Protyre (168 branches ) via Groupon will regas for c£80 at the moment. I wouldn't mess around with cans at that price. Their equipment will detect if there's a leak and I assume they will inject a dye so that any slow leak will be easier to find.

I dont think its leaking so I would probably just go with a regas.

No-one around me really except Toyota themselves and they want £170 for the re-gas.

Bonnet label says 470+something.

Cans are 235 each. Amazon has 2cans + hose + gauge + adapter gor £70 spprox.

Thanks.

If it's not leaking why does it need regassing?

Many areas have mobile aircon technicians who can do the job properly for about £60 www.coolcaraircon.co.uk/

It is illegal to release AC gas into the atmoshere, which is what you'll be doing without doing a leak test first.

My local Honda dealer charges £89 for r1234yf www.startingroup.co.uk/honda/offers/honda-air-cond.../

The Doc is right .

There are normally two charges . £60 for cars with the old refrigerant and £120 for newer cars.

Like most things the old system is said to work best but not so good for the environment

The local independent charges were £50 old and £100 new. The new stuff is reputed to leak more than the old and top - up every 2 years is recommended.

Like so many 'new and better' things, always a downside which is not mentioned in the release propaganda.