You’re called Night and Day Autocare, does this mean you stay open late?
Yes. We are a mobile mechanic available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. We provide the convenience of having a qualified technician service or repair your vehicle/truck/plant equipment on-site at your home, office or worksite.
What types of vehicles do you work on?
We service privately owned and commercial cars, 4WDs, trucks, earth moving equipment, plant equipment, and fleet vehicles of all makes and models.
My vehicle is under a warranty, can I still bring it car to you for service or repairs?
Yes, and because we are accredited and licenced to perform repairs and services, the manufacturer's statutory warranty will be maintained. We service all vehicle logbook requirements, stamp your logbook, and provide you with a comprehensive written report.
Can you help me with alternative transport if I need to leave my car at the workshop?
Yes, we certainly can. We have a lender vehicle, as well as pick-up and drop-off service and an after-hours fully equipped mobile service vehicle. Call us to book in advance and we'll gladly arrange something to make your life easier.
Do you sell and fit new batteries?
Yes, we also offer free delivery within a 35-kilometre radius of our Ormeau Hills head office at the northern end of the Gold Coast.
Do you sell and fit tyres?
Yes, we do both. We have the cheapest new and used tyres on the Gold Coast that we can fit for you. We also do wheel balancing and alignments.
Do you use OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) parts?
We will use OEM parts whenever possible. OEM parts are not always available for older vehicles, so we will use the best available parts that are as close to the original as possible.
What’s the difference between a Roadworthy Certificate and a Safety Certificate?
Nothing. They are the same. The term Safety Certificate is often used in the state of Queensland.
How long will my Roadworthy Certificate stay valid?
If you are a private seller, a valid roadworthy certificate will be valid for two months or 2,000 kilometres, whichever comes first.