Mechanic servicing a car on a lift inside the TS Autofix workshop

Precision · Performance · Pride

Check your car in, track the repair, confirm it yourself

Fill in your details once. We stamp the date and give you a job code. When the work is finished you press Done, enter the agreed price and leave your feedback.

Start check-in

1. Register

Your name, car make, model and the fault you noticed.

2. Get a code

A job code and time-stamp are generated automatically.

3. Confirm & rate

Press Done, enter the agreed price, leave feedback.

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Our workshop story

Built in the yard, tested on Nigerian roads

Nigerian mechanics working together in a busy Lagos car workshop
Morning shift · Lagos mainland

From the hiss of an air spanner to the smell of fresh engine oil, the Nigerian workshop has always been a place of ingenuity. Our bay carries that same tradition: careful hands, honest pricing, and a clear record of every job you can carry home in your pocket.

12 technicians

Hands on deck

80+

Cars per week

Nnewi roots

Since

Nigeria’s automobile journey

Scroll the timeline — it moves as you read.

  1. 1959–1960s

    First assembly sheds

    Independence-era traders begin assembling imported car kits in Lagos and Ibadan, and roadside mechanics turn spare parts into a livelihood.

  2. 1970s

    Peugeot Kaduna & Volkswagen Lagos

    Peugeot Automobile Nigeria opens in Kaduna and Volkswagen of Nigeria in Lagos — the 504 and the Beetle become the cars of Nigerian roads.

  3. 1977–1980s

    Truck plants and the parts trade

    Leyland (Ibadan), Steyr (Bauchi), ANAMMCO (Enugu) and Fiat build lorries and buses; Ladipo and Nnewi grow into legendary parts markets.

  4. 2007–today

    Made-in-Nigeria

    Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing in Nnewi, Nord and Jet Systems put indigenous cars, buses and EV projects on the road, backed by a new generation of workshops.

Sources: Automotive industry in Nigeria · Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing