Frisco mobile mechanic, at home or at work
A check engine light, a car that won't start or squealing brakes? We fix it at your Frisco home, office lot or curb after you approve the price.
- We come to your home or work
- You approve the price first
- Most jobs finish in one visit
Repairs we handle in Frisco
Tools and parts come with the tech. Most jobs finish in one visit.
Brake signs you should not ignore
We replace pads, rotors and calipers in your Frisco driveway or at the curb, and you see the price before we start.
Brakes often give warning before they get bad. Here is what the common signs mean:
- A high squeal when you stop: many pads have a small metal tab that squeals once they wear thin.
- Grinding or scraping: the pads may be down to metal and cutting into the rotors.
- A shaking wheel or pulsing pedal: often uneven or warped rotors.
- Pulling to one side when braking: a sticking caliper is a common cause.
- A soft or sinking pedal: do not drive the car until it is checked.
Where we work in Frisco
Frisco sits in two counties, Collin and Denton. We come to Frisco addresses on both sides of the county line, in ZIP codes 75033, 75034, 75035 and 75036.
Main roads include the Dallas North Tollway, with Dallas Parkway as its service road, and the Sam Rayburn Tollway, with SH 121 as its service road. Preston Road (SH 289) is one of the main north-south roads, and US 380 (University Drive) and FM 423 are major highways too.
Plano, Allen and McKinney sit right next to Frisco, and we work in all three.
Three steps. Usually one visit.
Most jobs finish in one visit.
Book online or call
Tell us the symptoms, your vehicle and your address.
We come to you
Your driveway, your office lot or the curb. No tow, no waiting room.
We diagnose and repair on site
You approve the price before any repair work begins.
Good to know.
Part of Frisco is in Denton County. Do you go there?
Yes. Frisco is in our service area on the Collin County side and the Denton County side. Share the street address and we take it from there.
Can you replace brake pads and rotors in my driveway?
Yes. Pads, rotors and calipers are part of our on-site brake work. The parts and tools come with the tech, and you approve the price before we begin.
Is it safe to keep driving on grinding brakes?
It is not a good idea. Grinding often means metal on metal, which can ruin the rotors and make stops longer. Park the car if you can and book a brake visit.
Do you charge to look at the car?
There is a standard on-site diagnostic fee. Approve the repair and we credit that fee against your bill.
What should I have ready when I book?
Your street address, where the car is parked, the year, make and model, and what you see, hear or feel. Reach us through the form, the chat, or a phone call or text to (214) 784-2056, and we text or call back to confirm the time.
Rattling, grinding
or not starting?
Tell us what is going on. A mechanic comes to your driveway with the tools and the parts.
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