Find & Compare Mobile Mechanics in Your Area!

Mobile mechanics bring the shop to your driveway, office parking lot or roadside: dead batteries, starters and alternators, brake pads and rotors, belts, oil changes, pre-purchase inspections and diagnostics. People use this page because the car will not start, because they cannot get to a shop during working hours, or because they want someone to look at a used car before they buy it.

Mobile mechanics fall under the same shop registration rules that apply to fixed garages in many states, and most carry ASE certification; ask for both along with proof of liability insurance, since the work happens on your property. Ask which jobs they will not do on site, such as transmission rebuilds or alignments, and where the car goes if the repair needs a lift. Pricing is usually a call-out fee plus labor and parts, with the diagnostic fee sometimes credited to the repair; get the estimate in writing by text or email before they start. For a car that will not move at all, towing and roadside assistance services can get it to a fixed auto repair shop.

The mechanics on this page submitted their own listings, and a person reviewed each one before publication. If you run a mobile repair service, apply to get listed — free, and it takes minutes.