Websites for mechanics, tyre shops and car care
Get more cars through the roller door.
When someone's car starts making a funny noise, they grab their phone and search for a mechanic nearby. A proper mechanic website with your services, hours and reviews gets you that call. I build it first, you try it, and you pay $499 only if you love it.
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What a good mechanic website needs
- General mechanics and service centres
- Tyre shops and wheel alignment
- Auto electricians
- Car detailing and paint correction
- Hand and mobile car washes
- 4WD, suspension and accessories
- Brake, clutch and transmission specialists
A clear list of services
Logbook servicing, brakes, tyres, air con, auto electrical, roadworthies. People search for the specific job, so each one needs to be on the page in plain words.
Opening hours and 'open now'
Half your visitors just want to know if you're open. Show today's hours at the top, plus Saturday hours if you do them.
Tap-to-call and book-a-service
One tap to ring the workshop, or a quick form for rego, make, model and preferred day. It saves you phone tag and gets the car booked.
Logbook servicing explained
Plenty of new car owners still think they have to go back to the dealer. A short, plain explanation that independent workshops can do logbook servicing (using the right parts and following the schedule) wins trust and work.
Brands and vehicles you specialise in
European, 4WDs, diesels, fleets, hybrids. If you've got a speciality, shout about it so the right customers find you.
Real photos of your workshop and team
A clean hoist, your team and your signage tell people you're a real local business, not a call centre.
Free tools I can build for your customers
Every site I build gives your customers something useful for free, so they stay, trust you and call.
Service reminder tool
Customers enter their last service date and kilometres and how far they drive, and it estimates when the next one is due (for example, every 10,000 km or 12 months, whichever comes first, set to your advice). One tap to book.
Tyre size explainer
Type in the numbers from the sidewall, like 265/65R17, and it explains them: 265 mm wide, sidewall 65% of the width, R for radial, fits a 17-inch rim, plus what the load and speed rating mean. Then 'get a quote on this size'.
Selling your car? Safety check checklist
A plain checklist of common items inspected before sale, such as tyres, brakes, lights, wipers, seatbelts and windscreen. It explains the names change by state (safety certificate in QLD, roadworthy certificate in Victoria, pink slip in NSW) and to check the rules with your state transport department.
Example websites
Tap one to try it. Every site I build is different, designed around the business, its photos and its customers.
Outback Rubber4WD tyres and suspension, Alice Springs
Grip Tyre & AlignmentTyres and wheel alignments, Townsville
Tread Right TyresIndependent tyre shop, Geelong
Mobile ShineMobile car wash, Canberra
Obsidian DetailingPaint correction and ceramic coating, Richmond Melbourne
Suds Hand Car WashHand car wash and detailing, Joondalup WABuilt first. Paid only if you love it.
Tell me about your business
Two-minute form or a quick call. Send your Facebook, Instagram or Google listing and I'll grab your photos, reviews and logo.
Try your new site on your phone
I send a private preview link within 24 to 48 hours. Ask for changes until it's right.
Love it? $499, once
Then I put it live on your own web address. Don't love it? Walk away. You owe nothing, no deposit taken.
Common mechanic website mistakes (I fix these)
- No opening hours, or hours that are two years out of date
- Services hidden in a vague paragraph instead of a clear list
- A website that's basically just a logo and a phone number
- No reviews, even though customers rave about you on Google
- Awful on a phone, which is where nearly everyone finds a mechanic
What it costs
Every website is custom built and costs $499, including GST. Then pick how you want it looked after.
Done for you most popular
I put it live, host it and look after it, and refresh it every month, 12 times a year, with your latest job photos, newest Google reviews and any changes you email in. Setup free. No lock-in.
On your hosting
I build it and load it onto hosting you already pay for (I check it'll work first).
Files only
I build it and send you every file. You put it online yourself.
Need a logo? $149 for 10 options. Extras (like another page) are $50 each. More answers.
Questions people ask
How much does a mechanic website cost?
$499 once, including GST, and you only pay if you love it. I build it first and send you the preview. Optional hosting and monthly updates are $39 a month, no lock-in.
How long does it take?
Your private preview link arrives within 24 to 48 hours. Tweak anything you like, and once your web address is sorted it can be live the same week.
Do I need a domain and hosting?
You buy your own web address (for example at VentraIP) in your own name. I do the technical setup, about 30 minutes of your time. Hosting can be your own or my done-for-you plan at $39 a month.
Will my workshop show up on Google?
I build every site so Google can read it: fast, proper titles, your address, hours and services marked up. That helps you get found locally. No honest web designer can guarantee the top spot.
Can you add online bookings?
Yes. I can build a simple book-a-service form that sends the rego, car details and preferred day straight to your email or phone, or link to a booking system you already use.
I run a detailing or car wash business. Is this for me too?
Definitely. Detailers and car washes do brilliantly with a photo-heavy site: packages with clear prices, before-and-after shots of paint correction, and for mobile businesses, the suburbs you cover.
See yours before you spend a cent
Two minutes to ask. A private preview in 24 to 48 hours. $499 only if you love it.
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