Coolant leaks can leave you stranded on Poplar Avenue or I-240 with an overheating engine. Mobile Auto Repair Pros of Memphis finds and fixes coolant and water leaks at your location anywhere in Memphis TN. We diagnose the leak, repair the source, and refill the system — all without a tow. Call 901-401-9868.
A puddle of green, orange, or pink fluid under your car is the most obvious sign. Other signs include your temperature gauge rising higher than normal, a sweet or slightly burnt smell near the engine, the low coolant warning light on your dashboard, or visible white steam coming from under the hood. If you see any of these in Memphis traffic — on Beale Street, near the University of Memphis, or on the way to Memphis International Airport — pull over safely and call us. Running an engine low on coolant even for a short distance can warp the cylinder head or crack the engine block.
Our mobile mechanic performs a visual inspection of all cooling system components: radiator, water pump, upper and lower hoses, heater core hoses, radiator cap, thermostat housing, and coolant reservoir. We pressure-test the cooling system to reveal leaks that are not visible at rest. Common repair locations include cracked hoses, a leaking radiator cap, a corroded radiator, a failing water pump gasket, or a blown head gasket. We carry replacement hoses, clamps, and coolant to fix most leaks in one visit at your location in Memphis or Shelby County.
14 years of mobile auto repair in Memphis means we have seen every coolant leak scenario. Aaron Williams and the team at Mobile Auto Repair Pros of Memphis diagnose fast and repair right the first time. We come to you — no tow, no waiting. Call 901-401-9868 and we will have a technician at your location quickly.
Q: Is a small coolant leak serious?
Yes. Even a slow leak will eventually cause overheating. Coolant loss compounds — the less you have, the faster the remaining coolant heats up. Fix small leaks before they become big problems.
Q: Can you repair a radiator leak on-site?
For most minor leaks — cracked hoses, loose clamps, small radiator leaks — yes. Major radiator cracks or internal engine leaks (head gasket) may require shop equipment.
Q: How do I know if it is a coolant leak or just condensation?
Condensation from your AC is clear water and drips near the passenger side front. Coolant leaks are coloured, have a sweet smell, and usually drip near the radiator or engine bay.
Q: How long does coolant leak repair take?
Simple hose or clamp repairs take 30 to 60 minutes. More complex leaks like water pump replacement take 1 to 2 hours. We give you an estimate before starting.
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