Franklin County Mobile Mechanics

Do yourself a favor and just don’t call this guy. Just had the worst experience ever. The mechanic wouldn’t tell us his name, didn’t know what he was going from the get go. Asking if we knew how to change it. Then after doing nothing but taking barely anything apart he said he couldn’t do the job at the house as promised. When we told him to go ahead and leave then he caught a serious attitude and became argumentative. Terribly unprofessional and just a waste of our times. We have pics and videos if anyone needs receipts.

Wants $70 to show up. Showed up with 0 tools & non reliable ride. Much less a work vehicle. Was told the work would get done at a later date but instead was messaged for a favor instead of getting work done. Burn $70 or call this guy same outcome😬

I was quoted almost $600 to have my alternator replaced by a well known auto mechanic company. An acquaintance recommended that I use FC mobile mechanics instead and I was skeptical to say the least. The man who came out to give me a quote and work on my vehicle went above and beyond to make me comfortable with the process, help me understand what was being done, and educate me about the functions of the part within my vehicle. I ended up saving almost 50% by using him instead of the bigger name company. I was able to order the part online and they charged me $100 for the labor. I’ll definitely use them again.

DO NOT CALL HIM!!!!!!!! Showed up under the influence and was SO RUDE!!!!! simply ignorant and didn’t even know anything about my brothers Volkswagen.

I was traveling back to the midwest from vacation in NC. This was two days after 4th of July 2025, which happened to also be a Sunday, at 6:30 pm. As I was driving through country back roads in Virginia, my battery light came on. The good news was that I have experienced this before and I knew it was the alternator. Luckily I had just enough power to make it to 220, '619 Gas & Grocery'. Even though I knew the problem, how was I going to be able to get back on the road and make it back to work in the midwest by Tuesday morning? I let my AAA run out, and I knew it would cost $200 for a tow truck plus there would be no way I could get back on the road for at least 24 hours, as no mechanic shops are ever open on the weekends, when people are traveling the most. I did a Google search for "car r