About automotive and mechanics in Lalor
There are 8 businesses listed under automotive and mechanics in Lalor on Local Business Near Me, including R&D Wheels and Tyres, ABC Exhaust and towbar centre and High Street Collision Repair Centre. Each listing shows the address, phone number and opening hours, so you can compare them and get in touch directly.
Lalor is in the City of Whittlesea (postcode 3075). Lalor is an established suburb in the City of Whittlesea, on the Mernda train line between Thomastown and Epping. Station Street has a mix of grocers, cafés and services.
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More local businesses in Lalor
- Accountants 4
- Accountants, lawyers and finance 7
- Bakeries and cake shops 11
- Barbers 4
- Beauty and skin clinics 12
- Builders and renovators 6
- Cafés and restaurants 33
- Childcare and tutoring 5
- Cleaners 3
- Dentists 11
- Electricians 3
- GPs and medical centres 6
- Hair, beauty and barbers 31
- Hairdressers 11
- Nail salons 5
- Painters and decorators 4
- Pharmacies 4
- Physio, chiro and allied health 14
- Pizza 6
- Plumbers and gasfitters 3
- Podiatrists 5
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About automotive and mechanics in Melbourne's north
There are 1092 businesses listed under automotive and mechanics on Local Business Near Me, across 89 suburbs in Melbourne's north. You'll find the most in Epping (91), Campbellfield (85) and Thomastown (79). Open any listing for its contact details and location, plus opening hours where the business has shared them. Listing your business is free.
Automotive and mechanics by suburb
- Epping 91
- Campbellfield 85
- Thomastown 79
- Tullamarine 56
- Somerton 41
- Craigieburn 39
- Heidelberg West 26
- Bundoora 25
- Wallan 25
- Coburg North 22
- Fawkner 21
- Preston 21
- Sunbury 20
- Coolaroo 20
- Broadmeadows 19
- Greensborough 19
- Airport West 18
- Keilor East 18
- Diamond Creek 18
- Eltham 18
- Brunswick 17
- Thornbury 17
- North Melbourne 17
- Reservoir 16
- South Morang 16
- Mickleham 16
- Northcote 14
- Mill Park 13
- Pascoe Vale 13
- Abbotsford 13
- Glenroy 12
- Mernda 12
- Fairfield 11
- Collingwood 11
- Roxburgh Park 10
- Alphington 10
- Donnybrook 9
- Whittlesea 9
- Brunswick East 8
- Coburg 8
- Lalor 8
- Brunswick West 7
- Doreen 7
- Wollert 7
- Heidelberg Heights 7
- Essendon 7
- Westmeadows 6
- Niddrie 6
- Moonee Ponds 6
- Ascot Vale 6
- Carlton 6
- Fitzroy 6
- Kingsbury 5
- Avondale Heights 5
- Keilor Downs 4
- Briar Hill 4
- Hurstbridge 4
- Diggers Rest 4
- Kinglake West 4
- Dallas 3
- Keilor Park 3
- Beveridge 3
- Ivanhoe 3
- Watsonia 3
- Essendon North 3
- Kalkallo 2
- Pascoe Vale South 2
- Strathmore 2
- Gladstone Park 2
- Montmorency 2
- Fitzroy North 2
- Plenty 2
- Research 2
- Attwood 1
- Greenvale 1
- Keilor 1
- Meadow Heights 1
- Eaglemont 1
- Macleod 1
- Rosanna 1
- Oak Park 1
- Clifton Hill 1
- Viewbank 1
- Flemington 1
- Kinglake 1
- Yan Yean 1
- Watsonia North 1
- Travancore 1
- Melbourne Airport 1
Mechanics and automotive in Melbourne's north
Automotive businesses across the north include mechanics, logbook servicing, tyres and wheel alignments, auto electricians, panel beaters, detailers and roadworthy testers. Industrial areas in Campbellfield, Thomastown, Epping and Somerton are home to many workshops.
You can have your new car serviced by an independent mechanic without voiding the warranty, as long as the work follows the manufacturer's schedule and uses suitable parts.
What to check before you book
- Ask for a quote before work starts and approval for extra repairs
- Check they follow the logbook schedule for new cars
- For a roadworthy, check they're a VicRoads Licensed Vehicle Tester
- Ask about loan cars or drop-off and pick-up
- Ask for warranty on parts and labour
Common questions about automotive and mechanics
Will an independent mechanic void my warranty?
No, as long as the service follows the manufacturer's logbook and uses suitable parts. This is backed by the ACCC.
Where can I get a roadworthy certificate?
A roadworthy certificate (RWC) must be issued by a VicRoads Licensed Vehicle Tester. Many local mechanics are licensed testers.
How often should I service my car?
Follow your logbook, typically every 10,000 to 15,000 km or every 12 months, whichever comes first.
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