Mobile Specialty Vehicle Mechanic
Provide mobile repair services for specialty vehicles
Overview
Mobile specialty mechanics charge $100-$150 per hour plus trip fees.
Servicing 80-180 calls monthly generates $180,000-$900,000 annually with 70-85% margins.
In 2025, specialty vehicle owners appreciate mobile service convenience.
Services include on-site RV repair, motorcycle service at home, boat and marine repair, classic car maintenance, fleet vehicle service, and emergency roadside repair.
Successful mobile mechanics invest in well-equipped service vehicles, specialize in specific vehicle types, respond quickly to calls, maintain parts inventory on truck, provide convenient scheduling, and build customer relationships.
Can focus on specific specialty (RVs, boats, motorcycles).
Marketing through specialty vehicle communities, Google, and customer referrals.
Required Skills
- Specialty Vehicle Knowledge
- Mobile Service Skills
- Diagnostics
- Customer Service
- Business Management
- Efficiency
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Lower overhead than shop facility
- Convenience commands premium pricing
- Can serve wide geographic area
- Flexible schedule
- Multiple specialty vehicle types
Cons
- Limited by tools/equipment in vehicle
- Weather affects outdoor work
- Travel time reduces billable hours
- Can't do major repairs mobile
- Need comprehensive parts inventory
How to Get Started
- Build specialty vehicle repair skills
- Invest in well-equipped service vehicle
- Stock mobile parts inventory
- Set pricing (hourly plus trip fees)
- Market through specialty vehicle communities
- Provide quick responsive service
- Build customer base through quality work
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