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Big Ed’s Mobile Mechanics provides convenient mobile auto repair and diagnostic services for passenger cars and light trucks. Instead of taking your vehicle to a repair shop and arranging transportation while it’s being serviced, we bring many common repairs directly to your home, workplace, or other suitable location.
From brakes and A/C problems to cooling systems, suspension concerns, wheel bearings, leaks, and diagnostics, our goal is simple: make getting your vehicle repaired easier while giving you straightforward information about what it actually needs.
Mobile service availability depends on the vehicle, repair, location, and working conditions.

Big Ed’s Mobile Mechanics is built around a straightforward idea: not every automotive repair should require leaving your vehicle at a shop.
Big Ed’s is led by an ASE Certified Master Technician with L1 certification and specialized training in light-duty diesel, gasoline direct injection, and automotive HVAC systems.
Many common repairs and diagnostic services can be performed right where the vehicle is parked. By bringing the service to you, Big Ed’s helps eliminate unnecessary towing, repair-shop waiting rooms, and the hassle of arranging a ride home.
We focus on practical automotive service, clear communication, and helping customers understand the problem before moving forward with repairs.
We’re not interested in replacing parts simply because they might be related to a symptom. The first step is figuring out what is actually wrong.
A squeaking brake doesn’t automatically mean you need every brake component replaced.
An A/C system blowing warm air doesn’t automatically mean it needs a recharge.
A vehicle overheating doesn’t automatically mean it needs a radiator.
Automotive symptoms can have several possible causes. That’s why Big Ed’s believes in inspecting the vehicle, identifying the likely source of the problem, and explaining what we find before recommending additional repairs.
Provide your vehicle information and describe the problem as clearly as possible.
Some repairs can be estimated in advance, while others require diagnostic or inspection work first.
Big Ed’s comes to your location with the tools and equipment needed for the scheduled service.
If additional repairs are needed, we discuss them before moving forward.
Big Ed’s provides mobile service for many common automotive repairs and problems, including:
Brake pads, rotors, brake inspections, noises, vibrations, and other common brake concerns.
Diagnosis of A/C systems that are blowing warm, cooling poorly, or showing other symptoms.
Radiators, hoses, thermostats, cooling system leaks, overheating concerns, and related components when suitable for mobile repair.
Common steering and suspension concerns involving components that can reasonably and safely be serviced in a mobile environment.
Wheel bearings, CV axles, and selected light drivetrain repairs.
Inspection of coolant, oil, and other automotive leaks, with repair availability depending on the source and accessibility of the leak.
Troubleshooting warning lights, starting problems, unusual noises, drivability concerns, electrical issues, and other vehicle problems.
Service availability varies by vehicle and repair. Some repairs require specialized equipment or a traditional automotive repair facility.
Traditional repair shops serve an important purpose, especially for major repairs. But many everyday automotive problems don’t necessarily require your vehicle to spend hours—or days—at a shop.
Big Ed’s brings the repair process to you whenever mobile service makes sense.
Automotive repair can be frustrating when you don’t know what a mechanic found or why a repair is being recommended.
Big Ed’s believes customers should understand what is happening with their vehicles. You shouldn’t need to be a mechanic to understand what you’re paying for.
Mobile mechanics can perform a wide range of automotive repairs, but some jobs belong in a properly equipped repair facility.
Big Ed’s may decline repairs that require vehicle lifts, heavy equipment, extensive disassembly, machine work, specialized alignment equipment, major drivetrain removal, or working conditions that cannot be made reasonably safe at the service location.
If we determine that a repair isn’t appropriate for mobile service, we’ll tell you.
The goal is to provide the right service for the vehicle.
Big Ed’s primarily works on:
Limited service may also be available for certain light-duty diesel vehicles and small engines depending on the repair.
Vehicle age, condition, configuration, aftermarket modifications, accessibility, and repair requirements may affect service availability.
Big Ed’s serves customers throughout our mobile service area, bringing automotive repair directly to homes, workplaces, and other suitable locations.
Whether you need brake work in your driveway, an A/C problem diagnosed at home, or help figuring out why your vehicle suddenly isn’t running correctly, our goal is to make automotive service more convenient without sacrificing proper diagnosis.
Visit our Service Areas page to see where mobile service is currently available.
View Service AreasTell Big Ed’s what’s going on. Send us your vehicle year, make, model, engine information, and a description of the problem. Photos or videos can also be helpful when requesting an estimate.
We’ll determine whether the repair is suitable for mobile service and recommend the best next step.
Not sure what repair you need? That’s okay. Describe the symptoms and we can start with diagnosis.