Macky Mekaniko (Mobile Mechanic): Services Offered

Major, major problem po ang masiraan ng sasakyan!
Alam po natin ang hassles and inconveniences we experience when our car breaks down sa gitna ng daan. Nakakasira ng araw di po ba?

Allow Macky Mekaniko to help you and be a blessing to you. We offer quality and affordable mobile mechanic services. Pupuntahan po namin kayo at your place, at your convenience for a range of services, including diagnostics, car servicing, car repair, fleet maintenance. We can service and repair American, Japanese and European vehicles.

We welcome lahat ng inquiries and we will give you a FREE checkup, FREE estimate on your vehicle. We give you HONEST advise and recommendations. On top of that, we offer QUALITY vehicle repair and maintenance program that could cut your costs to much as 40% a year!

Services Offered

We take our expertise and our tools directly to our customer’s homes, or workplaces. We help our customers not only by fixing automotive problems, but also by allowing you to remain at home or the office while you work.

We offer the following services (home service).

A. Periodic Maintenance Service (PMS)

engine oil, engine oil filter, air filter, drive belts, brake pads, drum brakes, spark plug, fuel system, transmission, under chassis, steering brake system, cooling system, electrical, drain and replace lube, brake shoe replacement, replace shock absorber, fully-synthetic engine oil, brake fluid, radiator coolant, manual and automatic transmission fluid,

power steering fluid and gear oil

B. Mechanical Services

*Engine – troubleshooting, general overhaul, tune up

*Underchassis repair – suspension, brakes, steering

*Transmission

*Clutch replacement

C. Electrical Services

Starter, alternator, lights, bulb

D. Welding Job

E. Breakdown Assistance/Roadside Assistance

Naranasan niyo na po bang masiraan ng sasakyan along Commonwealth Avenue, McArthur Highway, sa supermarket parking lot? You've got to deal with all the logistics of having the vehicle towed to a repair shop, then finding your way back home or to work. Tawagan niyo po kami and we will be there for outside service and or towing.

Credentials

After Macky acquired a certificate of General Automotive through National Manpower and Youth Council, now called TESDA, he worked as Plant Mechanic at Manila Cordage Company in 1993.

Gained confidence and experience, he worked for two years at Abu Mohammad Yah-Yah Al Issa Workshop–Riyadh K.S.A., two years at Prince Abdullah Hospital–Bisha K.S.A., then with Ageel Motors–Jizzan K.S.A.

In 2001, he worked as Service Technician at Nissan Gallery in Libis Quezon City for three years. In 2005 to 2007, he worked as Automatic Transmission Mechanic in the Armed Forces, Doha Qatar.

Having high interest on cars, trained and committed to service excellence, and worked for a number of years as general mechanic, Macky Mekaniko is confident on his skills to take care of your vehicles' needs! Try us now!

Everyday, just before hitting the road for a short or long trip, it is necessary to ensure that your car is on top condition and road worthy. This will not only avoid any expensive major repairs but will also prevent any mishap or unfortunate accident on the road. Aside from the regular maintenance check-up by your reliable service station, there is a car safety checklist that you have to remember. To keep all this simple and easy, bear in mind the acronym BLOWFATCH which generally stands for all the things you need to check before going on a road trip.

Battery and Brakes (and Belt)

Check your battery to make sure it is adequately charged by starting the car. If the engine cranks slower than normal, the battery is probably due for replacement. Visually inspect the battery. The terminals should be tight and not corroded, and there are no visible leaks, cracks or other damages.

Brakes are the most important mechanical device that controls the car. Regularly check both the foot brake and hand brake. Ensure that they are functioning well. If they’re making noises or you’re feeling vibrations when you hit the brake, have it inspected by a mechanic.

Lights (Leaks; bring License)

The lights act as signaling device and the sole most effective guide when driving in the dark or at night. Check all the lights (front, rear, brake, signal, hazard) and ensure they are all working. Replace any burned-out lights.

Oil

Measure the oil level with the dip stick, it should be close to the “FULL” mark. If the level is too low, it is best to add the same type of oil. The oil color should not appear too dark either. Don’t forget the scheduled date you’re car is due for an oil change.

Water

Check the water level of the radiator and make sure it is adequately filled to prevent overheating while on the road.

Fuel and Fluids

Make sure you have enough fuel to make it to your destination, keeping in mind the traffic along the way. Pass by the nearest gas station and fuel up as needed.

Check the brake fluid, power steering fluid and automatic transmission fluid levels.

Accessories

Accessories like car radiator, mufflers, wipers, mirrors, etc. should also be checked if they are in need of repair or replacement.

Tires and Tools

Check the air pressure of your tires with a good gauge and make sure they are set to the specified figures. Inspect the tires for any air leaks, tears, worn threads or bulges on the side wall. Make sure you have a spare tire, just in case you have to replace a flat tire.

Always bring the necessary tool kit with tire wrench, screw drivers (flathead and Philip’s), pliers, and a set of the most common sockets. The basic emergency kit that includes a flashlight, jack, jumper cables, fire extinguisher, and an Early Warning Device (EWD) should also be placed in your car trunk. Don’t forget your personal emergency kit with the First Aid kit and items like clean towel, bottle of water, extra clothing, couple of energy bars, etc.

Cleanliness (bring C.R. and O.R.)

Thoroughly clean the car inside and out everyday. Often, it is during this time that defects and damages are discovered.

Horn

This warning device is important for drivers and pedestrians alike. This is often the most used warning signal while on the road. Make sure it is working properly.

Sources: Ila learned the BLOWFATCH from a Driving Class Seminar. See also http://seidnerscc.com/blog/car-safety-checklist/