Mobile Mechanic in General Trias

In General Trias, expect a call-out or diagnostic fee plus an hourly labour rate close to workshop rates — you're paying for convenience, not necessarily a discount. Parts are charged on top.

Yes — it's the single most common mobile job. Expect to pay the battery's retail price plus a modest fitting fee, with registration/coding needed on many newer cars (stop-start systems).

Batteries, brakes, servicing (oil, filters, plugs), alternators, starters, sensors, and diagnostics are all routine driveway jobs. Work needing a lift, press, or alignment rig — clutches, timing chains on some engines, exhausts — still goes to a workshop.

Front pads on a common car are one of the most standardised jobs going — typically 1-1.5 hours of labour plus parts. Adding discs/rotors roughly doubles the parts bill.

Yes — mobile pre-purchase inspections are popular. Expect a structured report covering engine, brakes, suspension, tyres, electronics and a road test, usually priced like 1-2 hours of labour.

A mobile diagnostic visit typically costs about an hour of labour and includes plugging in a scan tool, reading fault codes, and a verbal or written report. Many mechanics credit part of it against subsequent repair work.

Diagnostic visits run ₱500-1,500 including call-out, with labour effectively ₱300-800/hour. Parts drive most of the bill — always confirm genuine vs surplus and get both options priced.