Auto Electrician Brunswick

ACE Mobile Mechanics and Auto Electricians
will come to you 6 days a week.

Want a reliable local auto electrician in Brunswick?

Do you have time in your busy day to take your car in for your auto electrical issues?

It is time-consuming to take a couple of hours to a day to have services are repairs done. You have to miss work, reschedule your day to do this. You may need to enlist others to give you rides or hire public transportation. We offer a better solution in the services of a mobile mechanic.

ACE Mechanics can send out a qualified auto electrician. Brunswick residents and workers have the option of engaging ACE Mechanics to do their auto electrical repairs. ACE will even run a computer check to detail the exact repairs needed and give you a full written quote for the repairs.

45 Years in Brunswick as the Leading
Mobile Mechanics and Auto Electricians

Since 1972 ACE Mechanics has been supplying highly qualified and highly reliable mobile mechanics and auto electricians to motorists throughout Greater Melbourne and the Mornington Peninsula.

By offering a range of quality services, our team of professionals are experts at car repairs, ensuring you get your car back on the road in next to no time, and car servicing, so you your car’s running smooth and fuel efficiently.

We Provide A Range Of Services
For Your Car Including:

Mobile
Mechanic

Mobile Auto
Electrician

Car Services &
Log Book Services

Vehicle
Inspections

Breakdown And
Roadside Assistance

All Car Services &
Repairs, 7 Days

Battery, Starting
& Charging

Engine &
Overheating

Brakes &
Suspension

Electrical Wiring,
Windows & Lighting

Ready to Get Your Car Serviced or Repaired By An Expert Auto Electrician Brunswick?

Call ACE Mechanics on 1800 754 903 or please leave your details below and a member of our team will contact you shortly.

Some Interesting Facts About Brunswick

The suburb of Brunswick sits about 6 km north of the CBD of Melbourne. Some believed the name came from Thomas Wilkinson and Edward Stone Parker estate while others believed the name came from Caroline of Brunswick, the then King George IV of England estranged wife. Another possibility for the name may have come from Captain George Brunswick Smyth of the 50th Regiment in 1839. The suburb was established in 1908 heralding in a thriving textile industry. The area began with quarrying which was depleted by the early 20th century. The suburb grew from a population of a mere 10,000 in the early 1900’s. The electric tram hit Lygon Street in 1916.