Servicing
Logbook and general servicing to the maker's schedule, for every kind of car.
More on servicing
A local mechanic who specialises in your car.
Tell us what the car needs and what you drive. One local mechanic calls you to talk it through.
- Matched on the job and the make, not only the postcode
- Servicing, repairs, roadworthies and mobile mechanics
- At the workshop, or where the car is parked
- Four quick questions, no account, no ring-around
Reviews
What drivers say about mechanics in our network
4.8from 797 Google reviews of the workshops in our network, checked Nov 2026
Roadworthy and repairs, Landcruiser
Provided a RWC and repairs for my Landcruiser. Gave me several cost options and were excellent in communication. Unfortunately there was an issue which was outside their control, that I picked up later, however they went above and beyond to resolve it... just outstanding customer service. VERY honest business that you can trust.
Google review of a workshop in the Mechanic Sorted network, 4.7 stars from 323 reviews.
Servicing and a brake fluid pipe repair
We have been taking our vehicle to get services for more than 5 year. [The mechanic] and his team provide great service. They are friendly, reliable and helpful and great communicators when there is a component needing replacement. They are also super helpful and fit us in when there’s a car emergency like a broken break fluid pipe.
Google review of a workshop in the Mechanic Sorted network, 4.9 stars from 304 reviews.
Service, transmission oil and filters
Reliable and high-quality mechanics! I had my first service done with [The mechanic], I changed the transmission oil and all the filters as well. I highly recommend the shop.
Google review of a workshop in the Mechanic Sorted network, 5 stars from 82 reviews.
Services
What a local mechanic can sort
Brakes and suspension
Pads, rotors, brake fluid, shocks and steering: the parts that stop and steer.
More on brakes and suspensionEngine and gearbox
Timing belts, head gaskets, turbos, clutches and transmissions.
More on engine and gearboxElectrics and diagnostics
Warning lights, flat batteries, starting and charging faults.
More on electrics and diagnosticsRoadworthy and inspections
Roadworthy and safety certificates by state, and checks before you buy.
More on roadworthy and inspectionsMobile mechanics
Servicing and repairs where the car is parked, at home or at work.
More on mobile mechanicsTell us the job. We'll find the mechanic.
Four answers in the card, and a local mechanic who works on your kind of car calls you.
How it works
Three steps to the right mechanic
Mechanic Sorted is not a workshop. We find the mechanic, and they quote and do the work. You deal with them directly.
How it works- 01
Tell us the job and the car
The job, what you drive, your postcode, then your name and number. Back works on every step.
- 02
A local mechanic calls you
The job goes to a local mechanic who does that kind of work. Only one local mechanic gets your number.
- 03
They quote. You decide.
They talk it through and quote the job. Nothing goes ahead until you say yes to them.
Matched on your make, not just your postcode
Tell us what you drive in the card. The mechanic who looks after a lot of HiLuxes isn't always the one you want on a European hatch.
Questions people ask first
Still not sure? Pick "A noise, a smell or not sure" in the card and talk it through with the mechanic.
Get it sortedAre you a workshop?
No. Mechanic Sorted finds the mechanic. Local workshops and mobile mechanics run their own businesses, quote the job and work on your car.
How many mechanics get my details?
Only one local mechanic gets your number. Our privacy policy explains how we hold them.
My car won't start. What should I do first?
If you're on the road, get everyone somewhere safe, away from the traffic, and call roadside assistance if you have it. If anyone is hurt or in danger, call 000. Then pick "Won't start or broken down" in the card.
Can a local mechanic do my logbook service?
Yes. Servicing by a qualified independent mechanic, done to the maker's schedule and specifications, does not by itself void your new car warranty. The ACCC and the state consumer regulators say an independent repairer can service a vehicle without affecting your consumer guarantees. Logbook service: what it covers.
Where do the reviews come from?
They're Google reviews of workshops in the Mechanic Sorted network.
Ready when you are.
Your answers so far are still in the card at the top.