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Fridge magnets for mechanics and the car industry

Fridge magnets for mechanics as low as 10 cents each when ordering larger quantities. The ones that work carry a service-due panel, because that is what brings the car back to you.

What to put on it

  • A write-on panel for next service due — date and kilometres. This is the core of a good mechanic magnet.
  • Registration renewal and roadworthy inspection reminders, which are legally required and routinely forgotten.
  • Your roadside or breakdown number if you offer one, and your towing arrangement if you do not.
  • Tyre pressure guidance and a reminder to check before long trips. Small, genuinely useful, and it keeps the magnet relevant between services.

Why fridge magnets for mechanics and the car industry work

Servicing runs on kilometres and months, and customers track neither. The workshop that gets the next service is usually whoever reminds them, and a magnet with the due date written on it is a reminder that cannot be unsubscribed from.

Registration and roadworthy dates work the same way. In most states these are annual, forgettable, and carry a penalty — so a magnet that helps a household avoid a fine is a magnet that stays on the door.

Which format suits

Standard DL

Fits a service-due panel plus your number and a short reminder list.

Business Card

Handed over with the keys at pickup, at the lowest cost per unit.

A6

Posts with a service reminder letter or goes in the glovebox pack.

Common questions

What should a mechanic put on a fridge magnet?
A write-on panel for the next service due date and kilometres, your phone number, and reminders for registration and roadworthy dates. The service-due panel is what brings the car back to your workshop.
Do service reminder magnets work?
They work because customers track neither kilometres nor months reliably. The workshop that gets the next service is usually whichever one reminded them, and a magnet on the fridge does that passively.
How many magnets should a workshop order?
The minimum order is just 50 units, so a single-bay workshop can start small. Busier shops order 500 to 2,000 — one for every customer across a full service cycle.
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