Formally known as Brisbane Autocare
- 1800 282 626
- 27 Devlan Street, Mansfield QLD 4122
Formally known as Brisbane Autocare
Scheduled hoist maintenance, hydraulic overhauls, and regulatory compliance inspections engineered to keep mobility fleets safe and operational.
A malfunctioning wheelchair lifter disrupts transport schedules, risks passenger safety, and causes costly operational delays. Drawing on over 20 years of specialised automotive engineering experience, our workshop delivers comprehensive inspection, routine servicing, and urgent repair programs for all commercial hydraulic and electric mobility hoists. From routine six-month logbook servicing to complex hydraulic valve overhauls, every procedure ensures lifting equipment operates smoothly, quietly, and dependably under high commercial demand. We manage all servicing protocols in-house, providing full maintenance records and compliance sign-offs upon completion.
We apply thorough inspection and overhaul protocols designed to catch component wear early and prevent sudden mechanical failure.
Scheduled preventative maintenance plans tailored for community service providers, disability support networks, and care homes to keep wheelchair vans fully compliant and safe.
Rapid turnaround lifter servicing engineered for high-mileage wheelchair-accessible taxis and rideshare operators needing quick inspections and immediate safety logbook sign-offs.
Structured compliance inspections and logbook servicing for municipal transport assets and government mobility fleets, maintaining strict adherence to transit regulations.
Commercial mobility hoists endure severe mechanical stress from continuous cycles, heavy loads, and road vibrations. Inadequate maintenance leads to frayed cables, leaking hydraulic cylinders, and noisy electric motors that fail without warning. We counter these mechanical vulnerabilities through a practical, hands-on engineering approach. By utilising industrial-grade hydraulic fluids, heavy-duty replacement seals, and reinforced wiring harnesses, our team ensures every serviced hoist meets strict operational standards. Tested across millions of kilometres on Australian roads, our maintenance procedures guarantee quiet, smooth, and dependable lifting performance.
To satisfy Queensland Transport regulations and Australian Standards (AS/NZS 3856), commercial wheelchair lifters must undergo a formal inspection and logbook service every six months. We provide complete compliance documentation following each inspection.
Yes. Our specialised technicians possess extensive experience servicing all major Australian and international mobility hoist brands, maintaining access to high-grade replacement parts, hydraulic seals, and diagnostic tools for various lifter platforms.
A standard service encompasses a thorough multi-point inspection, including hydraulic system pressure checks, fluid top-ups, mechanical lubrication, structural weld audits, electrical wiring tests, and full calibration of emergency manual backups and safety interlocks.
Yes. We offer priority workshop booking for commercial operators, WAT taxis, and community transport fleets to ensure routine lifter inspections and repairs are completed with minimal turnaround time.
Routine logbook servicing catches minor hose weeping, electrical fraying, or bracket misalignment before catastrophic failure occurs. This prevents costly emergency towing fees, expensive full-hoist replacements, and unprofitable vehicle downtime.
Speak directly with an experienced technician about your accessibility needs, engineering compliance, or fleet scheduling. We will give you direct answers and a straightforward solution.
