
Sacramento & surrounding areas — I come to you
Mobile Auto Repair In Sacramento
Lift kits, ring & pinion gears, suspension, steering, brakes, rotors, oil changes, batteries, starters, alternators, water pumps, thermostats, timing & serpentine belts, valve cover gaskets, injectors, CV axles, exhaust, welding & custom work all in your driveway! No towing, waiting rooms, or leaving your car at a shop. Self-taught, unlicensed mechanic with 25+ years of experience working on cars.
By appointment — call or text any day
I come to you
Driveway, workplace parking lot, or wherever the vehicle sits. No tow bill, no dropping it off and waiting days for a call back.
work most shops turn down
Lift kits, ring and pinion gear installs, lockers and differential rebuilds — done properly, with the gear pattern checked before anything goes back together.
Straight pricing
You get the price before I start. No diagnostic fee surprises and no upsell on parts you do not need.
A real person answers
Call or text and describe the problem. You are talking to the mechanic who will actually do the work, not a call center.
What I fix
Specialty work most mobile mechanics will not take on, plus the everyday repairs and maintenance that keep a vehicle on the road.
4x4 & Offroad
Lift Kit Installation
Suspension and body lifts installed at your place, then set up and torqued properly.
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Ring & Pinion Gear Installation
Regearing done the right way — with the pattern and backlash actually checked and set.
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Drivetrain Work
Driveshafts, U-joints, CV axles and axle seals — plus the gear and locker work 4x4s need.
From $100
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Mobile Diagnostics
Check engine lights, no-starts and mystery noises diagnosed where the vehicle sits.
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Brakes & Rotors
Pads, rotors, calipers, hoses and fluid — replaced in your driveway.
$120
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Oil Changes
Full-service oil and filter change at your home or workplace, with an inspection.
$60
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Battery Replacement
Dead or weak battery tested and replaced where the vehicle sits — no jump, no tow.
$80
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Starters & Alternators
No-start and charging problems tested and fixed where the vehicle sits.
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Air & Cabin Filter Replacement
Engine air filter and cabin air filter replaced at your place — quick, cheap and easy to put off.
$40
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Steering & Suspension Repair
Tie rods, ball joints, shocks, struts, springs and control arms — repaired at your place.
$100
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Exhaust Repair
Leaks, rattles, broken hangers and pipe sections fixed — welded when a clamp will not do.
$200
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Timing Belts
Timing belt, tensioner, idlers and water pump replaced as one job.
$400
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Serpentine Belts
Belt, tensioner and pulley replacement before it strands you.
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Water Pump & Thermostat
Water pump, thermostat, hoses and coolant service before you overheat.
$400
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Valve Cover Gaskets
Stop the oil leak that burns off your exhaust and ruins your plug wells.
$300
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Fuel Injector Replacement
Misfires and rough idle traced to a bad injector, and the injector replaced.
$300
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Rack and Pinion Replacement
Leaking or worn steering rack replaced, with the steering checked afterwards.
$400
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Pre-Purchase Inspection
A used car checked over before you buy it, at the seller’s address.
See detailsWelding & Custom
Listed prices are where most jobs start. You get your exact price, parts included, before any work begins.
How it works
Four steps, no runaround.
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Call or text
Describe the problem in your own words. A photo or a short video of the noise helps more than you would think.
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Get a price
I tell you what the job involves and what it costs before I start. If it is something you can put off safely, I will say so.
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I come to you
Home, workplace, wherever the vehicle sits. I bring the tools, the jacks and the parts.
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Pay when it is done
You see the old parts and what was wrong with them. No payment up front, no surprises at the end.
Recent work
Gear setups, lift installs and everyday repairs from around the Sacramento area.








Where I work
Based in Sacramento and mobile across the metro — roughly a 35-mile radius. Pick your city for local detail on what I see there and how on-site repair works in your neighborhood.

Common questions
If yours is not here, call or text and ask.
What does "mobile mechanic" actually mean?
I bring the tools and the parts to wherever your vehicle is parked — your driveway, your workplace lot, a friend's garage — and do the repair there. You do not drop the vehicle off, you do not arrange a ride, and you do not pay for a tow on something that is not safe to drive.
What areas do you cover?
I work across the Sacramento area: Sacramento, Elk Grove, Roseville, Folsom, Rancho Cordova, Citrus Heights, Carmichael, Fair Oaks, North Highlands, Antelope, Rio Linda, West Sacramento and Davis, and out to Lodi and Placerville. If you are just outside that, call and ask — I will tell you honestly whether the drive makes sense for the job you need.
Do you charge a call-out or diagnostic fee?
You get a price before I start any work. Call or text with the symptoms and the vehicle details and I will tell you what it will cost. No surprise fees added at the end.
Can you really do big jobs like lifts and gear installs on site?
Yes. Lift kits, ring and pinion installs, locker installs and differential rebuilds are a regular part of what I do, and they get done with the same process a shop would use — dial indicator, gear pattern check, torque specs. What I need is a flat surface and enough room to work safely around the vehicle.
What do you need from me before you arrive?
Somewhere reasonably level to park, enough room to get the wheels off and work underneath, and the keys. That is it. If you are not sure whether your parking spot works, text me a photo of it.
Do you supply parts, or should I buy them?
Either way works. Plenty of customers already have the parts — especially for builds where you have picked a specific brand — and that is completely fine. If you would rather I source them, tell me your budget and I will make a recommendation.
What kinds of vehicles do you work on?
Most domestic and import cars, trucks and SUVs. The bulk of my specialty work is on Jeeps and Toyota , but general repair and maintenance covers pretty much anything on the road.
How do I pay?
After the work is finished and you have seen what was done. Call or text to ask which payment methods I currently take.
Tell me what is wrong with your vehicle
Call or text and describe the problem. If you can, send a photo — it usually tells me more than a paragraph does. I will get back to you as soon as I can.
By appointment — call or text any day
