Website design for mechanics, tyre shops and detailers
When a car is off the road, people search fast and call faster. These designs put the address, the hours and the services you do at the top, and keep the enquiry short.
What your customers look for
- They search for the job they need, such as brakes, a log book service or tyres.
- They check the address and whether you are open before they drive over.
- They want to know the makes you work on.
How the design is built for this trade
- 01Open now, and where
Address, opening hours and a call button in the first screen on a phone.
- 02Services, one by one
Servicing, brakes, tyres, air conditioning or detailing, each in its own block in plain words.
- 03Makes and models
A section for the brands you work on, so people do not have to ask.
- 04A booking request
A form for the vehicle, the problem and a preferred day, sent to your email.
- 05The workshop
Photos of the workshop and the team, if you have them.
Designs to start from
Each one is a finished site for a made-up business. Open it, scroll through it and see how it would look with your name on it.
Eastside Auto Works
Footscray Auto Workshop
Hunter Detailing Co.What you bring
- The services you provide and the makes you work on
- Your address, hours and phone number
- Photos of the workshop and your work
- Any accreditations you want shown
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Questions people ask
Can I list prices for common jobs?
Yes, if you want to. You choose what is shown. Many workshops list only a starting price or none at all.
Can the site show my opening hours for public holidays?
You can write a note about holiday hours at the top of the page and change it whenever you need.
Is there a design for detailing studios?
Yes. There are designs for detailers with a photo-led layout.
