Wauchope

We Are Mobile Mechanics In Wauchope

Wauchope’s Heavy Vehicle Experts

At Mid North Coast Heavy Vehicle Repairs in Wauchope, our mechanics provide high-quality and efficient heavy vehicle servicing, repairs and so much more. We can fix your truck wherever you live in Wauchope; from the Timbertown Museum to the Rocks Ferry Reserve. Our mechanics have more than 100 years of combined industry experience in providing mobile servicing, truck tyre replacements, truck registrations and stocking spare parts.

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We’ll fix your Diesel Machinery

If you drive a truck or heavy vehicle, it’s important to have a mechanic you can trust. Having a well-maintained vehicle increases road safety, improves efficiency and saves you money in the long run. We’ll help choose the right truck tyres for the conditions you drive in as well as provide registration inspections, help lift defect notices and maintain your commercial fleet. We also offer reliable and affordable on-site servicing and repairs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I have to use genuine parts to keep my manufacturer’s warranty?

You don’t have to use genuine parts to maintain your manufacturer’s warranty, however according to the ACCC, the spare parts need to be fit for purpose. Essentially the parts you use to replace old parts need to be designed for your car. An oil filter for example; if you use a filter from a different supplier, it won’t void your warranty.
How do I get defect notices cleared?

If you own a truck or heavy vehicle in Wauchope and need to have a defect notice cleared; you need to take your vehicle to an authorised registration and inspection station. There, mechanics and inspectors will assess your vehicle before making recommendations on what needs to be fixed to ensure it meets road safety standards.
What is the difference between light truck tyres and commercial truck tyres?

Having the correct truck tyres is paramount to ensuring safety on the road. Light truck tyres have a thicker tread pattern capable of carrying heavy loads, which makes them suited to industrial work and towing. Commercial tyres are suited for everyday working vehicles. Boasting performance and durability, these tyres are perfect for trucks, buses and other large working vehicles.
How often should I get my 4WD serviced?

With most 4WDs, you should be looking at getting them serviced every 10,000-15,000 kilometres. Depending on how often and what terrain you drive on, vehicle manuals may suggest more frequent servicing if you’re towing heavy loads or working your vehicle hard.