Grafton's trusted auto electrical shop on Queen Street. Diagnostics, batteries, air conditioning and wiring done properly the first time, backed by 82 reviews from locals who keep coming back.
Modern cars are more computer than engine, and a warning light or a flat that keeps coming back needs someone who knows where to look. That is what we do, all day, every day, from our workshop at 18-20 Queen Street.
We fault-find it, fix it and explain it in plain English, no guesswork and no parts you did not need. It is why the Clarence Valley keeps sending their cars, 4WDs, trailers and work utes our way.
If it runs on 12 volts, we work on it. Bring us the fault light, the flat battery or the aircon that stopped blowing cold, and we will sort it.
Scan-tool diagnostics on warning lights, sensors and electrical gremlins, traced to the real cause, not a parts-swap guess.
Free battery and charging-system tests, quality replacements fitted on the spot, and a fix for the flat that keeps coming back.
Re-gas, leak testing and repair so your car blows cold again through a Grafton summer, cars, utes and machinery.
New wiring, repairs and tidy-ups on old looms, dash and lighting faults sorted and made safe, no melted tape jobs.
Charging and starting problems diagnosed and fixed, alternators and starter motors tested, repaired or replaced.
Trailer plugs, towbar wiring, brake controllers and caravan 12V systems, wired to standard and ready for the road.
Also fitting driving lights, UHF, dash cams and 12V accessories. Not sure if it is us? Give us a call, we will tell you straight.
We are a proper workshop, not a mobile-only operator, so you know where to find us and where your car is. Drop in, book ahead, or call and we will fit you in.
Stuck after hours with a work vehicle off the road? We can help by appointment, just give us a ring.
Get directions18-20 Queen St, Grafton NSW 2460 · (02) 6642 2591
Tell us the make, model and what it is doing. We will give you an honest read on what is going on and what it will take to fix it.
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