We Come to You — Home, Work, or Roadside — Call or Text: (912) 616-5085

Questions & Straight Answers

What Savannah drivers ask before they call — and what we tell them.

Is there a mobile mechanic in Savannah, GA?

Yes — Savannah Mobile Mechanic Pros comes to your vehicle anywhere in Savannah and Chatham County, including Pooler, Garden City, Port Wentworth, the islands, and Richmond Hill just over the county line. Call or text (912) 616-5085.

How does a mobile mechanic work?

You tell us what the vehicle is doing and where it's parked. We come to it — driveway, workplace lot, apartment parking, or roadside — diagnose it there, put the quote in writing, and fix it on the spot in most cases. No tow, no shop drop-off, no ride-arranging.

What can you actually fix outside a shop?

Most of what strands people: batteries, alternators, starters, brakes, belts and hoses, cooling-system parts, sensors and ignition components, fluid services, and full diagnostics. What we can't do on-site is heavy internal work — engine rebuilds, transmission overhauls, alignment racks. We tell you straight when a job needs a lift.

How much do you charge?

Every job is quoted individually, free, and in writing before any work starts. Repairs vary too much by vehicle, part, and situation for a published price list to be honest. You approve the number first — no work begins on a maybe.

Do you charge just to come out?

We tell you exactly what the visit involves when you call — always before we head your way, never as a surprise on the invoice. Diagnostic visits are quoted up front like everything else.

How fast can you get to me?

Same-day is the norm inside Savannah during business hours, and stranded vehicles move to the front. Pooler, Port Wentworth, and Richmond Hill depend on the day's route — you get an honest window when you call, not an optimistic one.

What are your hours?

Monday through Saturday, 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM Eastern. Calls near closing: if you're stranded and the truck is close, we'll try to reach you before shutting down.

My car won't start — do I need a jump, a battery, or an alternator?

You can't tell from the driver's seat, and guessing is how people buy batteries they didn't need. We test the battery, charging system, starter, and connections where the car sits and fix the one that actually failed.

Can you fix my car at my workplace while I'm on shift?

Yes — it's one of our most common bookings, especially around the port corridor, the hospitals, and the airport-side employers. Approve the written quote by text and walk out after work to a running vehicle. Just confirm your employer allows vendors in the lot.

Do you work around military schedules at Hunter AAF?

All the time. We can't come on-post, but we cover the surrounding neighborhoods daily, and our written quotes text cleanly to a deployed spouse anywhere in the world. Nobody needs to take leave for a battery.

Can you get to a car parked downtown or in a hotel deck?

Yes — tight on-street spaces and parking structures around the historic district are regular stops. It's usually a far better answer than trying to stage a flatbed in a lane off the squares.

What vehicles do you work on?

Cars, SUVs, minivans, and light trucks — domestic and import, roughly anything a family or small business drives. Heavy diesel rigs and motorcycles aren't our lane; ask and we'll point you somewhere honest.

Do you use new parts, and is the work guaranteed?

Quality new or reputable remanufactured parts appropriate to the job, and we stand behind the workmanship. Part warranties pass to you, and if something we touched isn't right, call and we'll make it right.

Can I just get a diagnosis and do the repair myself?

Sure. Some customers want a professional diagnosis and a parts list, then turn their own wrenches. You pay for the diagnostic visit, you get a straight written answer, no hard feelings.

Do you do pre-purchase inspections at dealerships?

Yes — we meet you at any dealer lot or private sale around the Savannah area and go through the car before you commit. A seller who refuses an independent inspection is telling you something.

What should I do while I wait for you on the roadside?

Get the car as far off the travel lane as safely possible, hazards on, and stay out of traffic — behind a barrier or well off the shoulder, not behind the trunk. Then text us your location pin. We confirm our ETA by text so you're not guessing.

What areas do you serve?

Savannah and all of Chatham County — Pooler, Garden City, Port Wentworth, Bloomingdale, Thunderbolt, Georgetown, Sandfly, Wilmington Island, Whitemarsh Island — plus Richmond Hill. Roughly a 30-mile radius; edge cases welcome to call.

How do I get started?

Call or text (912) 616-5085 with what the vehicle is doing and where it's sitting, or send the quote form. You'll get a written quote and a real arrival window.

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