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Mobile Mechanics in Boise, ID

7 of the 175 auto repair shops we list in Boise have mobile repair at your location.

Mobile mechanics bring the tools to your driveway or parking lot, and they rarely show up on a map as a shop with a door. Every mechanic here names mobile, on-site or come-to-you repair in its business name, listing or on its own website.

  1. Interstate Diesel of Idaho LLC

    5105 S Apple St, Boise, ID 83716-5541

    State inspectionTransmission repairMobile mechanicDiesel & truck
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  2. Rogers Mobile Lube and Tire

    12272 W Silverking St, Boise, ID 83709

    Mobile mechanic
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  3. 66 Mobile Auto Repair

    1116 S Vista Ave 252, Boise, ID 83705

    Mobile mechanicA/C repair
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  4. The Hop Shop

    227 S 27th St, Boise, ID 83702-4700

    Mobile mechanic
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  5. Open Road Mobile Rv Repair

    770 S 13th St # 6932, Boise, ID 83707-3542

    Mobile mechanic
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  6. Pdr Mobile Auto Dent Removal & Paint

    1290 W Myrtle St Ste 115e, Boise, ID 83702-6944

    Mobile mechanicBody & collision
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  7. 208 Mobile Mechanic Boise

    Mobile Business for mailing service only, 6568 S Federal Way #253 83716, Boise, ID 83716

    Mobile mechanic
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Describe the problem when you call. Mobile mechanics handle most maintenance, brakes, batteries, starters and diagnostics on site, but jobs that need a lift — transmission or major engine work — usually go to a shop. Ask about the trip fee and whether parts are included in the quote.

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Good to know

Is a mobile mechanic cheaper than a shop?

The labor rate is often similar or lower because there is no shop to run, but many mobile mechanics add a trip fee. For routine jobs the total is usually comparable, and you save the trip to the shop.

What can’t a mobile mechanic fix?

Work that needs a vehicle lift or heavy equipment — transmission rebuilds, major engine repairs, wheel alignments and most body work — is usually done in a shop.