Auto Electrician Dandenong

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

Want a reliable local auto electrician in Dandenong?

It is a big issue when it comes time to taking care of your auto electrical issues. You need to take it to an auto shop which means you have to take a chunk of time out of your day to do it.

The time it takes to have the vehicle serviced can be from a couple of hours to all day. You need to either sit and wait or catch a ride with someone. It’s a disruption to a busy day. The best solution here is to call on a mobile mechanic and have them come to you.

ACE Mechanics is able to send you a an auto electrician. Dandenong residents and workers are able to have their vehicles auto electrical repairs right from their jobs or homes. We’ll even tell you exactly what’s wrong with your vehicle by running a test and giving you a full written estimate of the repairs and costs.

42 Years in Dandenong 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 Dandenong?

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 Dandenong

Dandenong became a suburb of the Melbourne Central Business District in the late 1960’s. Before then, it was an independent community that sat about thirty km south-east of Melbourne. The multicultural city compares to New South Wales Parramatta. The Wurundjeri people so named it Dandenong after the creek that runs through the swamps to Port Phillip Bay. Dandenong doesn’t have the same public transport you find in the CBD therefore residents must rely on their own vehicles. However, the Monash Freeway goes through the suburb as one of the main arterial roads into Melbourne. Cyclists find off-road cycling fun on the Dandenong Creek Trail.