Our Services
Fast, professional mobile auto repair services — no tow, no shop wait time.
Brakes
Brake pad replacement ($125 per axel labor)
Brake rotor replacement ($125 per axel labor)
Brake pad & rotor replacement ($165 per axle labor)
Brake caliper replacement ($75–$150 per caliper labor)
Brake hose replacement ($75–$150 per hose labor)
Brake fluid bleeding / flushing ($75–$125 Labor)
Brake inspections & noise diagnostics ($50 Labor)
Pricing varies by vehicle and condition
Starting & Charging
Starter replacement ($150–$350 labor)
Alternator replacement ($150–$350 labor)
Charging system testing (Included with starter or alternator service)
No-start / no-crank diagnosis ($85 flat diagnostic)
Pricing varies by vehicle and condition
Batteries
Battery replacement (starting at $50 labor)
Battery testing (Included with battery service / $35 standalone)
Battery terminal cleaning ($35 labor)
Battery cable replacement ($50–$125 labor)
Pricing varies by vehicle and condition
Diagnostics
Mobile diagnostics ($85 flat)
Check engine light diagnostics ($85 flat)
Electrical diagnostics ($85 flat)
No-start / drivability diagnostics ($85 flat)
Warning light diagnostics (ABS, traction control, airbag) ($85 flat)
Diagnostic fee may be applied toward repair depending on repair. Pricing varies by vehicle and condition.
Tune Up & Maintenance
Oil change ($50 labor)
Serpentine belt replacement ($75–$150 labor)
Spark plug replacement ($75–$200 labor)
Ignition coil replacement ($30 per coil labor)
Fluid top-offs and minor leaks (pricing varies)
Pricing varies by vehicle and condition
Suspension & Steering
Shock replacement ($75–$150 per shock labor)
Strut replacement ($150–$300 per strut labor)
Control arm replacement ($150–$300 labor)
Ball joint replacement ($125–$250 labor)
Tie rod replacement ($100–$200 labor)
Sway bar link replacement ($75–$125 labor)
Wheel hub & bearing replacement ($100–$300 labor)
CV axle replacement ($100–$300 labor)
Pricing varies by vehicle and condition
Cooling System
Radiator replacement ($100–$300 labor)
Water pump replacement ($200–$950 labor)
Thermostat replacement ($100–$250 labor)
Coolant flush ($75–$125 labor)
Coolant hose replacement ($75–$150 labor)
Pricing varies by vehicle and condition
Electrical
Sensor replacement ($50–$150 labor)
Wiring repair (minor, non-harness) ($75–$200 labor)
Fuse & relay diagnostics ($50–$100 labor)
Lighting repairs (headlights, taillights, signals) ($50–$225 labor)
Pricing varies by vehicle and condition
FAQ
How does a mobile mechanic work?
A mobile mechanic brings professional tools and diagnostic equipment directly to your home or workplace to perform repairs on-site. This eliminates the need for towing your vehicle to a shop and waiting days for service. Mobile auto repair is ideal for common mechanical, electrical, brake, battery, and diagnostic work that can be safely completed without a full-service repair facility
Do you charge a travel or service call fee?
There is no separate travel or service call fee within standard service areas. Diagnostic or repair pricing is quoted based on the work being performed, not mileage or time spent driving. This keeps pricing straightforward and transparent.
What types of vehicles do you service?
Mobile repair services are available for most passenger cars, SUVs, light-duty trucks, and vans. Diesel vehicles are accepted for non-engine-internal work, such as brakes, suspension, electrical repairs, and diagnostics. Vehicles with more than six wheels or heavy-duty equipment require prior approval to confirm mobile service eligibility.
What happens if you find additional problems during the repair?
Some issues are not visible until parts are removed or diagnostic testing is completed. If additional problems are discovered, you will be notified immediately. No extra work is ever performed without your approval. This ensures you remain in full control of repair decisions and costs.
Do you supply parts or do I need to purchase them?
Customers are responsible for purchasing their own parts. I can help locate reliable, affordable parts and provide purchase links, or pick up parts on the way to the job when applicable if the customer supplies the funds in advance. Labor is charged separately from parts.
Is mobile auto repair really cheaper than a repair shop?
Yes. Mobile mechanic services are typically 30–50% less expensive in labor than traditional repair shops. Because there are no shop overhead costs, towing fees, or long wait times, customers save money while still receiving professional service. All pricing is discussed upfront so you know what to expect before repairs begin.
Do you offer a labor or parts warranty?
No labor warranty is provided unless explicitly stated in writing. Parts warranties, when applicable, are limited to the manufacturer’s warranty only. This policy protects against failures caused by age, wear, or unrelated components while still allowing flexibility for specific written agreements.
What services are best suited for mobile auto repair?
Mobile auto repair is ideal for brake services, battery replacement, starters, alternators, diagnostics, suspension components, maintenance items, and many electrical repairs. Repairs requiring heavy equipment, vehicle lifts, or extensive disassembly may require referral to a traditional shop.
What payment methods do you accept?
Cash (5% discount), credit/debit cards, tap-to-pay, Apple Pay, Apple Wallet, and Cash App. Payment is due upon completion of service.
How do I book a mobile mechanic service?
Call or text with your vehicle information and issue. You’ll receive clear service options and pricing before any work is started.
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