ARC Licensed-AU066885
South East Melbourne & Gippsland
Chasing the same electrical fault for the second or third time, or stuck with a car that will not start before an early shift? Out on the Bass Coast, running a vehicle back and forth for another look can swallow half a day. Naztech is a fully mobile service that comes to you instead, anywhere around Wonthaggi, covering 12V and 24V diagnostics and fault-finding, batteries and charging, starter motors and alternators, and ECU and sensor work where the vehicle is parked. Sharfraz Nazim, a trade-qualified and ARC-licensed auto electrician, is the one who turns up, reads the fault and stands behind the repair. Call 0449 992 695 or send an online enquiry, and most jobs are booked for the same day or the next, with a 24/7 line for genuine breakdowns when availability allows.
For a lot of Bass Coast drivers the closest auto electrical workshop is a fair haul up the highway, and a sick vehicle is the last thing you want to nurse that far. Naztech comes the other way, running mobile auto electrical services to wherever the vehicle already sits: a driveway in town, a dairy shed on the farm, the business yard, or the roadside when something has simply stopped. You watch the fault get found, and most times it is sorted before the van leaves.
Bookings run Monday to Friday, 7:30am to 5pm, plus Saturday mornings, and a Wonthaggi job slots into the same weekly run that reaches across South East Melbourne and Gippsland. Ring 0449 992 695 or enquire online with the vehicle and what it is doing, and the visit is timed to how badly you need it back.
We're built for operators who can't afford downtime, with the expertise, equipment and flexibility to back it up.
No need to transport heavy machinery or fleet vehicles. We come to your depot, worksite or roadside, wherever your equipment is.
Expert care for everything from cars, SUVs, and 4WDs to heavy industrial machinery and commercial trucks.
We work with construction companies, fleet managers and councils on ongoing account arrangements with purchase orders welcome.
Servicing everyday vehicles and heavy fleets right across the South East and the Gippsland region,
Handing your keys to whoever opens up the wiring takes trust, and on the coast you cannot always stroll into a workshop to size the place up first, so the proof is laid out to check before you book. The person who arrives is owner-operator Sharfraz Nazim, a trade-qualified auto electrician and air-conditioning technician. He holds ARC Licence No. AU066885, which Australian law requires before anyone may legally handle refrigerant for vehicle air-conditioning work. Around ten years in the trade sit behind that, much of it on heavy plant and material-handling fleets with the likes of William Adams Cat, Hitachi and Manitou. Naztech itself has only been on the road since 2023, yet the hands turning the spanners have been at it far longer.
The work is backed in writing, not just promised: $10 million in public and product liability cover, a 12-month or 20,000 km warranty on parts and labour, and a 24-month warranty on every battery fitted. Forty-four five-star Google reviews, and a customer list that still grows mostly on word of mouth, trace back to one habit: honest diagnosis and only the work that genuinely needs doing. More than 400 vehicles repaired and 200 installations on, the licence, cover and warranty are all there to confirm before you go ahead.
The jobs that really need a specialist are the ones that have already shrugged off a visit or two: the farm ute that cuts out on the dairy run then fires up fine by smoko, or the second car at the holiday place that has sat too long and will not turn over. An OBD2 scanner goes in early, but on its own it only narrows the search; a real car diagnostic service then chases the fault back to its cause instead of swapping whatever part the trouble code names. That takes in electrical fault finding, ECU and sensor diagnostics, alternator and starter motor repairs, battery and charging checks, and wider auto electrical repair on wiring and harnesses, across 12V cars and 24V rigs.
Roughly nine in ten diagnostic jobs are settled by reading the system properly before a part is replaced, whether it is a hatchback in a Wonthaggi driveway or a 24V truck or tractor in the paddocks behind town.
Call now for urgent jobs or send an enquiry. Commercial, fleet and general vehicle work all welcome.
Email: sharfraz@naztech.com.au
Around here the work is as mixed as the driveways and sheds it comes from. For everyday owners that means the 4WD set up for beach and bush, the caravan or camper readied for a coast run, and the summer boat, plus dual battery installation, touring wiring, and an air-conditioning regas before the warm months bite. Salt air and long spells parked up are hard on coastal wiring, so a flat dual battery or corroded trailer plug tends to surface right when the weekend was meant to start.
The working side fills the rest of the week. Local tradies, dairy and beef farms, contractors and council depots run utes, trucks and machinery that cannot sit idle, and Naztech brings the 24V and control-system know-how that work needs. Whether it is a car auto electrician on the daily runabout or a stalled excavator out of action, the method holds, with account and purchase-order arrangements for fleet and plant operators.
Cost is usually the first question, and it honestly comes down to what is wrong, since no set price can be quoted before anyone has looked. What you get upfront is a free quote by phone or online form, with the call-out fee spelled out before the van heads your way. The fault is diagnosed at your place, and if parts are needed a written quote lands before that work starts. First-time customers settle up once the job is done, by card or tap-and-pay. The vehicle is read before it is priced, so you are never paying toward a guess.
Wonthaggi sits on Naztech’s regular run between the Bass Coast and Melbourne’s south-east, so the van reaches the towns along the way just as easily. Nearby areas we also cover include:
A fault around Wonthaggi that has already beaten a visit or two is the kind worth handing to a licensed technician who traces it to the cause, not one who clears the code and hopes it holds.
There is no flat rate; the price follows the fault. You start with a free quote by phone or online form, with the call-out fee agreed before anyone sets off. After the on-site diagnosis, any parts work goes in a written quote first. First-time customers pay once the job is done, by card or tap-and-pay.