Google Ads for mechanics: maintenance, brakes and inspections
- Scheduled maintenance, brakes, clutches, A/C recharges and vehicle inspections (whatever your state calls them) each get their own ads and page.
- Your ads show to drivers inside the area you mark, in the hours you choose.
- Searches that became bookings turn into exact-match keywords.
- Two ads in every group; when one clearly wins, the other goes.
Searches that fill no bays
- "mechanic jobs" and "mechanic apprenticeship": after work, not a service.
- "how to change brake pads": a driveway job with a YouTube video.
- "car parts near me": buying parts to fit at home.
- Jobs you don't do: type "body work" or "detailing" once and those searches stop seeing your ad.
One email each morning
The daily check ends in one plain email: what it changed, what it found, and what it wants your OK on. Every suggestion has a yes or no button that works straight from the inbox, no login.
A good lead is a local driver whose dashboard says a service is due, whose brakes have started to squeal, or whose registration needs an inspection this week. Google Ads for mechanics works when that search lands on a page that answers it.
A page for each job in the shop
Someone who searches "brake repair" lands on a brake repair page with your number and an inquiry form, not your home page. Every call and form is counted from day one. When a car won't start, the other half of the job is Google Ads for towing companies; every other trade is on the full list.
What it costs
One price: US$299 a month. Book a call with Daniel to start. Landing pages, split tests and call tracking are included. Clicks are paid to Google, separately. That's Google Ads for mechanics with no contract: cancel with one click, and everything it built stays in your Google Ads.