Bunbury Auto Electrics
Fried headlight wiring at 3pm was fixed and back on the road by 3:30pm.
The strongest thread is speed without a long face: people talk about dropping in at 3pm with melted headlight wiring and driving away just after 3:30pm. Caravan and towing work shows up a lot too, from trailer plugs and brake controllers to full dual-battery and inverter fit-outs. Tim, Wayne and James all get named in separate reviews, which suggests the quality doesn't hang off one bloke. A handful of reviews are genuinely frustrated, mainly around pricing or a small job getting dismissed, but they're outweighed by people who say the bill came in under what they braced for. If you've got a tight schedule, it's worth mentioning that up front, because some reviewers say they were slotted in early thanks to cancellations.
Their work
What it's like working with them
Based on a sample of Google reviews (87 total)
“a new trailer plug”
“less than I was expecting”
“everything needed for towing the new caravan”
“came to my accommodation to pick the keys up”
“he pointed it out and didn't charge”
What they help with
Based on what their customers hired them for
How they stack up
Context from 538 electricians in Bunbury
Credentials & background
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About Bunbury Auto Electrics
Tim and his crew handle the fiddly auto electrical jobs that leave other workshops scratching their heads. Reviews keep coming back to trailer plugs, dual-battery setups, brake controllers and caravan wiring, which tells you they get the towing and touring crowd through the door regularly. They also do the everyday stuff like fried headlight wiring, failing power windows and dead reversing cameras, and they'll often squeeze you in the same day. Wayne and James each get namechecked by happy customers, and a couple of reviewers mention how clearly the team explains what's actually wrong without hiding behind jargon. There's real range here, from fitting out a Hilux canopy with an inverter and fridge to repairing old Kombi electrics for next to nothing. More than one review says they called ahead before spending any extra money, which matters when you're already antsy about repair costs. If you're heading off with a caravan or horse float, or driving something older with mystery electrical gremlins, this is the sort of shop that handles both without making you feel silly.
Best for: caravan and towing electrical fit-outs, same-day wiring and light repairs, and dual-battery or inverter installations on four-wheel drives.
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Can Bunbury Auto Electrics fix caravan and towing electrics?+
Yes, caravan and towing work is one of the things reviewers mention most. That includes trailer plugs, brake controllers, 12-pin plugs and full towing setups. More than one review notes a problem only showed up when towing, and they found the root cause.
Do they handle urgent or same-day repairs?+
Plenty of reviews mention getting sorted the same day, sometimes within the hour. One customer arrived at 3pm with melted headlight wiring and drove away before 3:30pm. A few reviewers were also fitted in early because someone else cancelled, so call ahead and ask.
Will they pick up my car or drop it back?+
Some reviewers say yes. One night-shift customer had their car collected from home, fixed while they slept, and brought back. That level of service isn't guaranteed in every review, so it's worth confirming when you book.
Are they upfront about pricing?+
Most reviews say yes, often noting the final bill was less than expected. They also reportedly call before doing anything extra. A couple of negative reviews felt the price or explanation came after pressure to decide quickly, so ask for a clear breakdown before work starts.
What sort of vehicles do they work on?+
The reviews cover a wide spread. There are plenty of utes, LandCruisers, Hiluxes and Amaroks, plus caravans, horse floats, trucks and older cars like Kombis. One reviewer specifically mentioned the team was happy to help with an older 60 Series LandCruiser.