Electric vehicle service · Atlanta, GA

EV service in Atlanta, at your charger.

No oil, but plenty to do: tire rotations that EV torque demands, brake checks, cabin filter, coolant and a 12V battery that fails like any other. Done at your Atlanta address.

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Price

Included on the $199/year plan. $20 mobile service fee per visit.

Full pricing
What's included

Every ev service visit in Atlanta

  • Tire rotation and wear check — EVs wear tires 20–30% faster
  • Seasonal tire swap, on rims — spring and fall
  • Brake inspection (regen means pads corrode before they wear)
  • Full safety check — lights, wipers, fluids, belts, hoses
  • 12V battery health check, and fluids where needed
  • Cabin and engine air filters as needed, and unlimited pre-road-trip inspections
  • No oil change — an EV has no engine oil, so nothing about oil capacity applies
In Atlanta

Atlanta

Atlanta heat is hard on EV tires — already stressed by weight and torque — and on the 12V battery, which lives in the same hot bay as any other. We rotate, check pressures for hot pavement and load-test the 12V at every visit.

Driveways and garages across the metro; office lots in Perimeter and Alpharetta work for workday visits.

Questions

Electric vehicle service · Atlanta

What maintenance does an EV actually need?

Tire rotation and a wear check (the most important item — EVs are heavy and instant torque scrubs tires), the seasonal tire swap on rims, a brake inspection, a full safety check of lights, wipers, fluids, belts and hoses, and a 12V battery health check with fluids topped up where needed. Cabin and engine air filters as needed, and pre-road-trip inspections whenever you want. No oil, no spark plugs, no transmission service.

Do you service Teslas in Atlanta?

Yes — Tesla, Hyundai/Kia, Ford, GM, VW, Rivian, Polestar and the rest. Anything with wheels and a 12V battery.

Why does my EV need a 12V battery?

The high-voltage pack powers the motors; a conventional 12V battery powers the computers, locks and the contactors that connect the pack. When it fails the car is as dead as a gas car with a flat battery — and it fails on the same schedule.

Is the plan the same price for an EV?

Yes. $199 a year per vehicle, plus the $20 mobile service fee per visit (first 4 visits a year; $30 after). The visit list is different; the price is not — and with no oil to change, the charge for engines over 6.3 qt (6 L) never applies to an EV.

Can you do anything with the high-voltage system?

No. Pack, motor and charger work goes to the manufacturer. We do everything around it — tires, brakes, 12V, filters, fluids — which is nearly all of the maintenance an EV ever needs.