Mobile service · the Valley
The rest of what a driveway can hold.
Not every job has its own page. Suspension that clunks, a window that will not go up, a car that runs hot, a belt that squeals, a tire that needs swapping — most of what a driveway can hold, we do where the car sits, with a written estimate first.
You notice
- A clunk over bumps, a wander on the freeway, uneven tire wear (suspension and steering).
- A window, lock, wiper or light that stopped working (electrical).
- A temperature gauge climbing, a sweet smell, coolant on the ground (cooling).
- A squeal on start-up or a cracked belt (belts and hoses); a flat or a spare that needs fitting (tires).
What we do
- 01Suspension and steering: shocks, struts, control arms, tie rods, sway-bar links.
- 02Electrical: window regulators, switches, lights, relays, wiring faults.
- 03Cooling: finding the leak first, then thermostats, hoses, water pumps, radiators and fans.
- 04Belts, hoses, tire swaps and the small jobs that stop a car being useful.
Where it happens
Driveway, work or roadside. Some of these need a lift or an alignment rack afterwards; the estimate tells you which part we do on site and what, if anything, needs a shop.
By California law, on every job
- A written estimate — and your OK — before any work starts.
- Nothing above the estimate without your authorization.
- An itemized invoice that says whether parts were new, used or rebuilt.
Business & Professions Code §9884.8–9884.10; 16 CCR §3353, §3353.1, §3356.
Other repairs — straight answers
No. An alignment needs a rack, so it is a shop job. We replace the worn suspension or steering part on site and tell you if an alignment should follow.
Yes. Stop driving it — an overheated engine is the expensive kind of damage — and call. We find the leak or the failed part and quote the fix before we start.
Yes, on most cars: regulators, motors, switches and the wiring between them. Tell us which window or door and the year, make and model so the right part comes with us.
Transmission rebuilds, alignments, and anything that needs a lift or a state-authorized station. We say so right away rather than starting a job that cannot be finished where it sits.
Something else? Call (323) 413-4378 — a real answer beats a guess.
Is your ZIP in range?
Based in North Hills. We come to you across the San Fernando Valley and nearby Los Angeles.
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