Bob's Mechanical Repairs

Contact Bob's Mechanical Repairs

Bob's Mechanical Repairs — independent family-run garage in Birnam, Dunkeld, Perthshire. Call 01350 727 276 or email [email protected].

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Get in touch with our Birnam workshop. Call 01350 727 276 or email [email protected].

Talking to a mechanic, not a call centre

Bob's is a small independent workshop in Birnam, Dunkeld. When you ring, you speak to the person who will be working on the car. That matters when you are trying to describe a noise, because the follow-up questions come from somebody who already has a shortlist in his head.

If the phone goes unanswered, it is because there is a car on the ramp. Leave a message or use the booking form with your registration and a line about the symptom, and you will get a call back.

The quickest way to get an answer

Include the registration, the mileage, and what the car is doing and when. 'Grinding from the front when braking at low speed' gets a useful answer immediately; 'making a funny noise' needs three more phone calls before anyone can help you.

For booking, the online form logs the request straight into the diary even out of hours. For urgent safety questions — flashing engine light, smoke, brake pedal going to the floor — ring rather than type, and do not drive the car in the meantime.

Where to find us

The workshop is in Birnam, PH8 0DN, a minute off the A9 between Perth and Pitlochry. There is parking on site and a key drop for early arrivals.

MOT testing is £54.85, and servicing, diagnostics, brakes, clutches, timing belts, welding and ECU remapping are all carried out in-house.

Frequently asked questions

What is the quickest way to book?

The online booking form — it records the registration and the fault straight into the diary, day or night.

Where is the garage?

Birnam, Dunkeld, Perthshire, PH8 0DN — just off the A9 between Perth and Pitlochry.

How much is an MOT?

£54.85 for cars and small vans.

Can you tell me if my car is safe to drive?

Ring and describe it. A flashing engine light, smoke or a soft brake pedal means stop driving and call — do not risk the trip in.

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