Team

Matt says the best thing about being a mechanic is working with his hands and finding solutions to difficult problems.

Jakob's Top Tip: If you don’t already have a car that takes diesel, next time you buy a new vehicle compare the price difference between purchasing your vehicle as an unleaded versus diesel version. If it’s similar, consider purchasing diesel. This will not only save you a lot of money on fuel in the long run; diesel is also known to increase the overall performance of an engine.

Stephen's Top Tip: Ensure your spare is checked at every service and replace it every five years to maintain the overallintegrity of the tyre. This will ensure it’s ready to go should you find yourself with a flat tyre.

Luke's Top Tip: Shop around for your service — a fixed-price service may not be the best deal.

Jaime's Top Tip: Make sure to get your engine oil changed every six months or 10,000 km to keep it running smoothly!

With 25 years experience, our Chief Mechanic Elvio has been there and done that, earning a reputation for fixing problems others can’t. Running his own business since 2006, he’s helped thousands of vehicle owners trust mechanics again.

Elvio says the best thing about being a mechanic is being able to deliver good quality, honest service, and helping people who need it.

Ali's Top Tip: Stick to your maintenance schedule. If a mechanic recommends replacement parts before the recommended replacement schedule in your logbook, ask them why.

Corey's Top Tip: Not all services are created equal, so ensure you know exactly what you’re getting upfront, and ensure that lines up with your logbook and when your major parts need replacing.

With nearly 30 years experience, our Chief Mechanic Elvio has been there and done that, earning a reputation for fixing problems others can’t. Running his own business since 2006, he’s helped thousands of vehicle owners trust mechanics again.