Repairify expands mobile diagnostics fleet

Repairify has announced a major expansion of its mobile operations division as it continues to develop its end-to-end diagnostics strategy across the UK market.

The growth of Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS), increased vehicle connectivity and rising complexity in electronic systems are placing mounting pressure on repairers to diagnose and resolve faults quickly and accurately. In response, Repairify has confirmed plans to double its mobile fleet, significantly increasing both national coverage and operational capacity.

Launched in April 2025, the mobile division has quickly scaled to provide a national service. Each van is equipped with dealer-level diagnostic and calibration equipment, enabling technicians to carry out complex ADAS procedures and diagnostics directly at the customer’s location. This supports workshops that may not have access to in-house tools, helping to reduce delays and improve repair throughput.

Anthony McGinty, Mobile Operations Manager at Repairify, said: “We launched our mobile offering to increase our capacity to support customers wherever they need us. If a vehicle has a problem and it needs resolving quickly, we provide that support on-site as well as remotely. The demand has grown rapidly, and enhancing our fleet will allow us to maintain our commitment to same-day or next-day service wherever possible.”

Phil Peace, Managing Director at Repairify, added: “Expanding our mobile fleet is a strategic step that strengthens our overall service infrastructure and helps us give our customers greater flexibility. By growing the operation in line with customer demand, we are well positioned to deliver profitable, sustainable growth without compromising on service quality or technical expertise.”

Repairify’s broader proposition includes local, remote, mobile and workshop-based services under a single umbrella. It also offers remote diagnostics support, cost-saving hardware products, and operates a 12-bay specialist workshop at its Luton headquarters for more complex repair needs.