Upload your repair ad
Add your car, a short description, neighbourhood and photos.
FOR CAR OWNERSPost a repair request.
Post a repair request.
Get quotations.
Choose your mechanic.
Upload your repair ad with a few photos.
Let local workshops come to you with quotations.
✓ Compare quotations✓ Verified workshops✓ Pay the workshop directly
Receive quotations
Verified workshops send their price, availability and proposed work.
Choose your mechanic
Compare quotations, accept one, and coordinate your visit in private chat.
Good work begins with the details.KNOW MORE BEFORE YOU BOOK
Your car. Your choice.
A little more peace of mind.
You don’t need to know the name of every part. Start with what you’ve noticed, and let workshops explain their approach.
- Compare more than a price
See the proposed work, appointment time and whether parts are included.
- Quotations from verified workshops
Workshops need approval before they can send a quotation.
- Keep the details together
After booking, coordinate in private chat and follow your job’s progress.
A FEW THINGS WORTH KNOWING
Before you get started
Simple answers for your first visit.
How do I get quotations for my car?
Choose ‘Find a Mechanic For car’, create an account, and post your repair request. Add your location, a description and optional photos. Matching verified workshops can then send quotations for you to compare.
Can I browse repair jobs before signing up?
Yes. Choose ‘Find a car to fix’ to browse open repair ads. To send quotations, log in, complete your workshop profile and have your workshop verified.
Do I pay for the repair through AutoJGR?
No. You arrange payment directly with your chosen workshop. Read the quotation’s scope, price type and parts details before accepting, and agree any extra work with the workshop.
What information is visible in my repair ad?
Your repair title, description, vehicle and neighbourhood are public. Keep phone numbers, exact addresses and number plates out of the description. Photos are restricted to authorized users, and booking conversations are private.