Four jobs make up most mobile mechanic calls in Savannah.
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Six boxes, about thirty seconds. You pick when to be called back, and that is when the phone rings.
Or call (912) 446-0608Four jobs make up most mobile mechanic calls in Savannah. No-start diagnosis is the battery, starter or alternator, tested where the car sits and replaced on the spot. Brake repair is pads, rotors and calipers done in the driveway, the most common maintenance job on a car that commutes on Abercorn and the Truman Parkway. Check-engine diagnostics is a real diagnosis rather than a parts-counter code read. And a pre-purchase inspection is the mechanic meeting you at the seller's car before you pay, which in a coastal city with hurricane-flooded cars in circulation is the best insurance there is.
A battery, a starter and an alternator are three different prices, and a proper test tells them apart. Guessing costs you a part you did not need.
A European sedan or a diesel truck carries a premium on parts and labor. An older domestic car costs the least to keep running.
Common batteries and pad sets ride along. An unusual part is quoted, ordered and fitted on a second short visit.
Diagnostic time is charged; on most jobs it is credited against the repair if you go ahead. Ask before you book.
Get a mechanic to the car, a test before any part is replaced, and a written quote before the work starts. If the car will not start, do not keep cranking it; that finishes a weak starter and drains what is left of the battery.
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