Nashville Mobile Mechanic Pros is celebrating National Nurses Day by offering $10 off any mobile diagnostic service for healthcare workers across greater Nashville

Nashville Mobile Mechanic Pros is marking National Nurses Day on May 6 with a special thank-you to the healthcare workers who keep Nashville running — by making sure their cars keep running too. The mobile mechanic service is offering $10 off any diagnostic service booked by nurses, doctors, and healthcare staff through May 12, 2026.

The promotion is simple: healthcare workers across greater Nashville can text the word NURSES to (629) 284-0630 to claim the discount. Nashville Mobile Mechanic Pros will come to the hospital parking lot, home driveway, or wherever the vehicle is parked — no tow truck, no shop visit required.

“Nurses spend their whole shift taking care of everyone else — the last thing they should have to deal with is a check engine light and a two-hour wait at a shop,” said RJ, owner of Nashville Mobile Mechanic Pros. “We come to them. That’s kind of the whole point of what we do.”

The offer applies to any mobile diagnostic service and runs through May 12. Whether the diagnosis leads to an alternator replacement, brake repair, battery service, or anything in between, Nashville Mobile Mechanic Pros handles it all on-site. Healthcare workers can text NURSES to (629) 284-0630 or visit nashvillemobilemechanic.co to learn more about services and coverage areas.

About Nashville Mobile Mechanic Pros

Nashville Mobile Mechanic Pros is a mobile auto repair service serving greater Nashville and surrounding areas including Brentwood, Franklin, Antioch, East Nashville, Hendersonville, Donelson, Smyrna, and beyond. The company specializes in alternator repair and replacement, starter repair, battery replacement, brake service, and general auto repair — all performed on-site at the customer’s home, office, or wherever the vehicle is located. Every repair is backed by the Fixed Right Guarantee. To request service or a free text estimate, call or text (629) 284-0630 or visit nashvillemobilemechanic.co.


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