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Mechanics in New South Wales

6,268 mechanics★ 4.7 average from 5,900 reviews

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6,268 mechanics in New South Wales; listings updated 7 Oct 2026.

  18. Bridgestone Select Wollongong

    Tyres, Mechanics, 4x4

    218 Corrimal St, Wollongong NSW 2500

    Directions View profile Est. 2000

    Tyre shop in Wollongong, NSW for car, 4x4 and SUV tyres, logbook servicing, wheel alignments and suspension.

    • Car, 4x4 and SUV Tyres
    • Logbook Servicing
    • Wheel Alignment

    218 Corrimal StWollongong NSW 2500

    Open now · closes 5:00 pm

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  19. Bridgestone Service Centre - Murwillumbah

    Tyres, Mechanics

    12/14 Wollumbin St, Murwillumbah NSW 2484

    Directions View profile Est. 1981

    Tyre shop in Murwillumbah, NSW for car, 4x4, SUV, light truck, truck, bus and agricultural tyres, plus batteries, wheels, puncture repairs and wheel alignments.

    • Car tyres
    • Puncture repair
    • Wheel alignment

    12/14 Wollumbin StMurwillumbah NSW 2484

    Open now · closes 5:00 pm

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Choosing mechanics in New South Wales

Mechanics for car servicing, logbook servicing, brakes and clutches, exhausts, batteries, diagnostics and vehicle inspections. Mechanics Directory lists 6,268 mechanics in New South Wales. Listings show the services each business offers, and a rating where there is one.

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  1. Describe the job. Your vehicle's make, model and year, what's wrong or what it needs, and when you need it done.
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  3. Compare quotes. Or send one request and we'll match it with up to 3 mechanics.
  4. Agree in writing. Confirm the price, what's included and when the vehicle will be ready before work begins.

Frequently asked questions

How do I choose between mechanics in New South Wales?

Compare two or three. Read recent reviews, check they work on your make, and ask for a written quote for parts and labour. Ask them to call you before doing anything that isn't on the quote. A business that is owner verified on Mechanics Directory has confirmed it runs the listing.

How much does a car service cost in New South Wales?

It depends on your car, which service is due on the logbook schedule, and the parts and fluids it needs. Many workshops charge a set price for a logbook service and an hourly rate for diagnosis and repairs. Asking two or three local mechanics for a written quote is the quickest way to see the going rate in New South Wales.

Do mechanics need to be licensed?

Licensing depends on the work and the state. Roadworthy, safety and pink slip inspections can only be done by testers or stations the state has authorised, and anyone who handles R134a, the air conditioning gas in many cars, needs an ARC refrigerant handling licence. In New South Wales, a business that repairs vehicles needs a motor vehicle repairer licence from NSW Fair Trading, and the people doing the work generally need a tradesperson certificate (some minor work is exempt). You can check a licence on the NSW Government's online licence check. In New South Wales, autogas (LPG) work is regulated under the Gas and Electricity (Consumer Safety) Regulation 2018; ask for the autogas licence. Listings marked "Credentials listed" show a licence, accreditation or membership on the business's profile. We don't check it, so confirm it with whoever issued it.

Can any mechanic do a roadworthy, safety certificate or pink slip?

No. Only testers or stations the state has authorised can do these inspections, and the rules on when you need one differ by state. A roadworthy or safety inspection checks safety items; it is not a full mechanical inspection, so book a separate inspection if you're buying a used vehicle. In New South Wales, most light vehicles more than 5 years old need a yearly safety check (pink slip) to renew registration, and only an Authorised Inspection Scheme station can do it. A vehicle whose registration expired more than 3 months ago, or that comes from another state or overseas, needs an AUVIS inspection (formerly the blue slip).

Will an independent mechanic void my new car warranty?

Not just because they aren't the dealer. Your consumer guarantee rights under the Australian Consumer Law apply whoever services or repairs the car. A manufacturer's warranty typically lets you choose your own repairer as long as the manufacturer's maintenance and servicing standards are met, but read its conditions: some require repairs claimed under the warranty to go back to their dealers. Keep the stamped logbook or the digital service record and the receipts.

What does "serves this area" mean?

Some businesses are based in a nearby suburb but cover this area, including mobile mechanics and towing services that come to you. On suburb pages we list businesses based in the suburb first, then the ones that say they serve it.

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