Battery Testing & Replacement
Battery testing, jump starts and replacement support for vehicles with weak, flat or failing batteries.
Professional auto electrical diagnostics and repairs for batteries, alternators, starter motors, wiring faults and dashboard warning lights. LTM Auto provides mobile auto electrician services across Ireland, helping diagnose and resolve electrical problems at your location where possible.
Book Auto ElectricianFrom starting problems and warning lights to wiring faults and electrical component failures, our auto electricians can identify the cause of the problem and recommend the right repair.
Battery testing, jump starts and replacement support for vehicles with weak, flat or failing batteries.
Diagnosis and repair of charging problems, faulty alternators and starter motor issues that can prevent your vehicle from starting or running correctly.
Electrical fault finding and repair for damaged wiring, poor connections, short circuits and other wiring-related problems.
Diagnostic scanning to help identify faults behind dashboard warning lights, electrical issues and vehicle system problems.
Diagnosis and repair of headlights, brake lights, indicators and other vehicle lighting faults.
Testing and replacement of faulty fuses, relays and electrical circuits causing power loss or intermittent electrical problems.
Diagnosis of key fob, central locking, immobiliser and other electronic access problems.
Repair of electric window motors, switches, regulators, mirrors and related door wiring faults.
Electrical faults can be difficult to identify without proper testing. Our process is designed to find the cause of the problem before unnecessary parts are replaced.
Contact us with your vehicle details and describe the symptoms, warning lights or electrical problem you're experiencing.
Our technician checks the relevant electrical systems and uses diagnostic equipment where required to identify the likely cause of the fault.
We'll explain what we've found and discuss the recommended repair, required parts and pricing before additional work begins.
Where possible, the electrical fault can be repaired at your location. If more complex work is required, we'll advise you on the most suitable next step.
Our technicians diagnose and repair a wide range of common automotive electrical faults across different makes and models.
We use vehicle diagnostic and electrical testing equipment to help identify faults accurately before recommending repairs.
Many electrical problems can be diagnosed or repaired at your home, workplace or roadside without taking the vehicle straight to a workshop.
We'll explain the problem and provide clear pricing before carrying out additional repair work.
Common signs include slow engine cranking, clicking when you try to start the car, dim lights and electrical systems behaving unusually. Battery testing can help confirm whether the battery is the cause.
A failing alternator may cause a battery warning light, dim or flickering lights, repeated battery problems or the vehicle losing electrical power while running. Proper testing is needed to determine whether the alternator, battery or another part of the charging system is responsible.
Yes. Diagnostic equipment can be used to read stored fault codes and help identify the cause of many dashboard warning lights and electrical problems. A fault code is usually the starting point of the diagnosis rather than a guarantee that a particular component needs replacing.
Yes. We can diagnose many common wiring problems, including damaged wires, poor connections, short circuits and electrical circuits that are not working correctly. The repair required will depend on the location and extent of the wiring damage.
Pricing depends on your vehicle, location, the type of electrical fault and the amount of diagnostic or repair work required. We'll explain the relevant charges before carrying out the work.
Many electrical diagnostics and repairs can be carried out as a mobile service. Whether the repair can be completed at your location depends on the type and complexity of the fault.
A vehicle that won't start can have several possible causes, including the battery, starter motor, alternator, wiring or another electrical or mechanical fault. Diagnostic testing can help identify the actual cause before parts are replaced.
Tell us what vehicle you're driving and what symptoms you're experiencing. Our team will arrange the most suitable electrical diagnosis or repair for your situation.
support@ltm-auto.com
+353 (85) 707 2280
Unit / Garage, Drombane, Co. Limerick, V94 YT04