Mobile batteries
Battery replacements are often completed at the customer’s location, getting cars back on the road without a workshop visit.
Al Quoz
800Sayara is an auto repair shop in Al Quoz offering mobile car battery replacement and roadside assistance, as well as workshop servicing. Reviews often highlight technicians arriving at the customer’s location, replacing batteries on the spot and explaining available options clearly.
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Battery replacements are often completed at the customer’s location, getting cars back on the road without a workshop visit.
Several reviews describe quick arrivals, including one technician reaching the customer in 25 minutes despite a 90–120-minute estimate.
Customers are shown different battery brands and price options, including choices matched to their budget.
One customer with a 24-month contract said warranty-related issues were handled promptly and without hassle.
Reviews mention pickup and drop-off, which can make workshop servicing easier when you cannot visit in person.
Some service advisors share photos, videos and explanations before repairs, helping customers understand the work proposed.
Test first. Ask the technician to test the old battery before recommending replacement, rather than choosing a battery immediately.
Approve repairs. Request photos or a clear explanation and confirm every repair and cost before work begins.
Confirm timing. For workshop drop-off or collection, confirm the arrival window in writing; one customer reported a late pickup after follow-ups.
Check contracts. Before buying a service contract, ask exactly how many services and which replacements are included; one customer described a five-service package unclearly.
Request paperwork. If using mobile battery service, ask for the invoice by WhatsApp or email immediately after installation.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Tue | 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Wed | 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Thu | 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Fri | 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Sat | 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Sun | Closed |
Customers use the roadside service for battery failures in places including Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Yas Island.
Workshop customers mention having cars collected and returned after servicing, reducing the need to visit the garage.
One customer booked an oil change and inspection and praised the clear explanation of the work and findings.
One major AC repair was promised in two days but reportedly took two weeks.
A customer said the AC still did not cool after a repair costing thousands of dirhams.
One unhappy customer was told a card refund would take 8–10 days and mentioned an unexplained AED50 charge.
A negative review reported a cracked windscreen, a broken AC vent and dashboard vibration after workshop work.
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
service contract
“I was offered to go into service contract worth of 3,300AED for 5 or something services and battery replacement would be the part of this deal”Google review · July 2026
AC condenser, expansion valve and AC evaporator flushing AC system
“Quotation on Wednesday for 4,000AED to replace AC condenser, expansion valve, AC evaporator flushing AC system”Google review · July 2026
car repair
“So, all in all, i've spent 7,300AED for car repair and i got back car being ripped apart and issue not being repaired and apparent service contract which will never be used due to such a horrific experience”Google review · July 2026
The Bottom Line
800Sayara is an Al Quoz auto repair shop that also handles mobile battery replacement and roadside assistance. The clearest strength in the reviews is emergency battery work: technicians commonly come to your location, test the old battery, explain several brands or price levels, and replace it on the spot. One customer reported a battery change taking under 15 minutes, while another received help at 3am on Yas Island.
For broader maintenance, customers mention oil changes, inspections, minor and major servicing, AC repairs and service contracts. Pickup and delivery can remove the usual workshop inconvenience, and some reviews describe receiving photos, videos and updates before parts are replaced. A 24-month battery warranty and contract-based servicing are also mentioned, though the exact terms should be confirmed before payment.
The experience is not uniformly smooth. One detailed complaint described a two-day AC job stretching to two weeks, with the car returned still faulty and showing dashboard vibration and a broken vent. Another customer reported an 8–10-day refund timeline and an unclear AED50 refund charge.
For anything beyond a straightforward battery callout, get the diagnosis, quotation, timeline, warranty and approval process in writing before handing over the car.