Contact Mountain Mobile Auto Repair
One phone line, one inbox, and one mobile mechanic on the other end. Tell us what the vehicle is doing and where it is sitting, and we will tell you what it takes to fix it on site.
Fastest way to reach us. If the vehicle is stuck or unsafe, call instead of emailing.
Best for photos, a video of the noise, your VIN, or fleet and invoice questions.
Emergency and after-hours calls are arranged by phone whenever we can make it work.
A roughly 60-mile radius along the I-5 corridor, including Highways 89, 97, 3, and 263.
What to include when you reach out
The more of this you can give us on the first call, the faster we can load the right parts and get to you. Texting a photo of the dashboard or an audio clip of the noise is often the single most useful thing you can send.
- Year, make, and model of the vehicle
- Where the vehicle is right now, plus a landmark or cross street
- What it is doing: no start, noise, warning light, leak, or overheating
- Whether it is drivable and safe to work on where it sits
- The best number and time to call you back
Request a service call
The request form takes about a minute: your vehicle, what it is doing, and where it is parked. It goes straight to the shop, and you will get a call back to confirm timing and the parts we are bringing.