AIM Auto Electrics

AIM Auto Electrics is a small, locally owned and operated auto electrician business in Melbourne, originally established in 1985. In 2013, Brian and Scott bought the business and became joint owners. Brian started with AIM in 1991 after qualifying as an auto electrician in Maffra, and Scott joined AIM in 2001. The team has over 50 years' combined experience in the auto electrical industry.

AIM Auto Electrics serves Burwood, Vermont, Box Hill, Chadstone, Surrey Hills, Glen Waverly, Blackburn, and surrounding areas. The business installs and monitors Smart Start interlock systems that meet Victorian Government legislation requirements. It stocks and fits RedArc 4x4 accessories and Supercharge batteries. Services include auto electrical repairs, air conditioning repairs and regassing, interlock installation and servicing, and mechanical repairs.

Consistent workmanship and patient problem-solving stand out in feedback for this Burwood auto electrician. Customers in several reviews describe how the team quickly diagnoses faults that others have missed, including trailer brakes installed incorrectly elsewhere and troublesome LED lighting on a caravan, completing repairs on the same day in some cases. Scott is named often for his thorough approach, wiring electric brake systems and Anderson plugs on tow vehicles, replacing a failing engine battery in a Prado, and installing an inverter so caravan power points run off-grid at 240 volts.

A number of reviews mention clear explanations before and after the job, with one noting how each step of the work was talked through in depth and how the finished setup functioned. Fair and competitive pricing comes up frequently, alongside appreciation for an unhurried manner that gives customers time to discuss details and ask questions. The air conditioning repair side of the business earns praise as well, with a compressor replacement in a Citroen handled patiently by Scott and Brian. Friendliness, professionalism and efficiency are common threads, as is the sense that the crew listens properly and treats people with respect regardless of their technical knowledge.