Need an Auto Electrician in East Melbourne?

Auto Electrician in East Melbourne 3002, First Aid Auto’s Mobile Service

To the left is a map of the area that our auto electricians cover, if you are in need of emergency roadside assistance in East Melbourne please give us a call on 0412 361 328 and our Auto Electricians will come to you in East Melbourne 3002.

The benefit of using First Aid Auto is that you don’t have to:

• Make arrangements for somebody to pick you up
• Having to make arrangements for a loan car, or do without a car
• Arrange to get your car taken to an auto electrics service centre (most likely getting it towed)
• Then when your car is ready, you’ll need to make arrangements to pick it up again.

This all time and effort and can easily be avoided.

Our Auto Electricians will come to East Melbourne 3002 and Fix it or it is FREE

So why not sit back and let us do the work? All it takes is a phone call, dial 0412 361 328. Wherever you are located in East Melbourne we’ll come to you and fix your auto electrics problems 7 days a week.

Fully Qualified Technicians

All of our auto technicians are fully qualified auto electricians and carry all the necessaries equipment to get you back on the road.

East Melbourne was one of Melbourne’s earliest suburbs. It was first planned in 1837 by surveyor Robert Hoddle, but was not actually settled until 1840, some time after neighbouring Fitzroy and Collingwood. Among the first settlers was Charles La Trobe, who built a transportable dwelling in 1840 and wealthy professionals followed, establishing mansions there. The plan of the alignment of streets was adopted in July 1849.

In the 1960s and 1970s, while other inner city suburbs were experiencing gentrification, East Melbourne, traditionally a blue ribbon district, experienced a temporary decline. Flats began to appear and replace many of the old mansions. Many remaining mansions had been converted to rooming houses over the years. The construction of the Hilton Hotel saw the demolition of Clivedenmansions, a five storey Victorian era terrace and the largest mansion in Melbourne. Office development and expansion of the hospitals in the area affected much of the area surrounding Victoria Parade.