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You call or WhatsApp
Tell us the car, the year, and what it's doing. If it's a no-start, say where it's parked — we'll tell you straight away whether the van can reach it.
Kwameh Road · Serekunda · since 2011
Two-Speed IT is a two-bay workshop on Kwameh Road that also runs a mobile van across Serekunda, Kanifing, Bakau and the Kombo coast. If your car won't start in your compound, or the aircon gives up on Kairaba Avenue, we bring the tools to you.
Same-day call-outs before 5:00 PM. Diagnostics from D350.
Everything below is done at the workshop on Kwameh Road. Anything marked mobile we also do at your address.
Prices are labour only unless stated. Parts quoted before we start — nothing gets fitted without your yes. Cash, Wave and Afrimoney accepted.
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Tell us the car, the year, and what it's doing. If it's a no-start, say where it's parked — we'll tell you straight away whether the van can reach it.
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Diagnosis first, then a written figure for labour and parts. You approve it or you don't. No surprise line items when you collect the car.
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Every job ends with a road test and a walk-round with the mechanic who did the work. Old parts kept for you if you want to see them.
Mobile call-outs are booked until 5:00 PM. After that the van is off the road and we'll come first thing.
Coming from Westfield, turn off Sayerr Jobe Avenue at the Total filling station and take the second left onto Kwameh Road. We're the yard with the two blue roller doors, opposite the hardware shop. Parking inside the compound.
Open in Google MapsPhone is the fastest way to reach the workshop — someone answers between 8:00 AM and 7:30 PM, Monday to Saturday.
+220 700 0000WhatsApp works on the same number for photos of the fault, the dashboard warning, or where the car is parked. For fleet work, ask for the workshop manager.
We don't take bookings by email or web form — the workshop is a phone-first operation and we'd rather talk to you than lose a message.
“A car tells you what's wrong long before it stops. Our job is to listen early enough that it never has to.”