Questions before you book?
Clear answers about the advert, starting prices, parts, booking and the Ruyterwacht location.
Do you work on petrol and diesel vehicles?
Yes. The advert specifically promotes petrol and diesel mechanical work and states that all vehicle types are welcome.
Where are you based?
The advert states that the mechanic is based in Ruyterwacht, Cape Town. A street address is not published in the supplied material, so confirm the exact drop-off location through WhatsApp before travelling.
Are the special prices the total repair price?
No. The poster clearly says “labour price only,” and every listed amount is a starting price marked “from”. Parts, fluids, consumables, machining and additional work can be separate.
How much is a full service?
The advertised weekend labour rate starts from R650. Parts, filters, oil and other service items are separate unless specifically included in a confirmed quote.
How much are brake jobs?
The advert lists front brake labour from R150 and back/rear brake labour from R250. Brake components and any additional repairs are separate.
How much is a CV joint replacement?
The advertised labour starts from R200 per CV joint. The replacement joint and other parts are additional.
How much is a clutch replacement?
The advertised labour starts from R950. The clutch kit and any related components are additional.
How much is an engine overhaul?
The advert lists engine-overhaul labour from R1,900. Engine condition and required machining or parts can change the final scope significantly, so an inspection and confirmed quote are important.
How do I book?
The supplied advert directs customers to WhatsApp on 068 007 6184. Send your make, model, year, required service and a short description of the issue.
Is the weekend special always available?
The advert is presented as a weekend special. Confirm that the promotion is still running and that there is availability for your chosen weekend before making arrangements.