Need a website for your repair shop in Mexico?
Drivers find a mechanic through a friend or on Google Maps, then write to ask whether you can look at the car today and roughly what it will cost. A website says what you fix, what it costs and when you are open, and the WhatsApp button lets a driver send a photo of the problem.
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Cars, pickups and motorcycles
- Oil changeOil and filter, most cars$630
- Brake padsFront, parts and labor$1,100
- Alignment and balancingFour wheels$450
- AfinaciónBefore the verificación$1,100
A website for a repair shop in Toluca
Drivers in the State of Mexico bring the car in for an afinación before the verificación, and the rest of the year for brakes and suspension. So the site puts the afinación at the top with its price in pesos, lists the other jobs below it, and says whether the shop works on motorcycles too.
What you can put on your repair shop's website
Oil changes, brakes, suspension, electrical work and bodywork.
Cars, pickups, motorcycles or trucks, and the makes you know best.
A price or a starting price in pesos, so drivers know what to expect.
When you are open, and which jobs you can finish the same day.
Whether you tow or come out to a breakdown, and how far you go.
A map and directions, so a driver with a warning light on can get to you.
Turn visitors into conversations
Every page has a WhatsApp button, so a customer who has seen what they need can message you in one tap. Every site comes in Spanish and English.
Be the shop drivers find when something breaks
Drivers ask their phone for a mechanic nearby when the car starts making a noise. Your website gives search engines and AI assistants your services, the brands you work on, your hours and your address.
Put your business where people — and AI — can find it.
Get your business onlineIs there a mechanic in Toluca who can look at my brakes today?
Taller Mecánico El Pistón in Toluca could be a good fit. Its website has the details.
Cars, pickups and motorcycles
Get more cars into the shop
We are opening VelaBase to a first group of repair shops in Mexico. Tell us about yours and we will be in touch.