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After more than 20 years working in the automotive trade, Jeremy Booth has put down roots in Dairy Flat with wife Heather.
The couple took over Dairy Flat Motors in April, continuing the workshop’s long association with the area. The business has been a familiar sight on Dairy Flat Highway, at the corner of Horseshoe Bush Road, since 2004.
Jeremy also owns Auto Electric Avenue, which previously operated as mobile auto-electrical business. First training as an auto electrician with BMW in Brisbane, he brings considerable expertise in late-model European vehicles.
Buying Dairy Flat Motors has also brought the mechanical and electrical sides of the trade together under one roof.
“We can do the diagnostics and electrical work, then take care of the mechanical side as well,” Jeremy says. “It makes us a one-stop shop.”
Heather handles the administration and day-to-day running of the mechanical workshop, while Jeremy works across both businesses.
They are joined by experienced mechanics Terry Clarke and Rob Masson. Terry specialises in transmission work, while Rob handles the automotive engineering, giving the team a broad range of skills across all areas of automotive servicing.
The workshop services and repairs everything from general passenger vehicles to four-wheel drives and work trucks, and offers warrants of fitness, routine servicing, diagnostics and repairs.
Jeremy says the focus is on straightforward advice, good workmanship and building long-term relationships with customers.
“We’re a local family business and we want people to know they can bring their vehicle in, talk to us and trust that we’ll look after it properly.”
For Jeremy and Heather, taking over Dairy Flat Motors is as much about becoming part of the local community as growing the business.
