You're a good man. Lord will bless you, maybe not today, but he will one day.

Its nice to see a mobile mechanic that cares about his customers financial status. Gd job.

This why the poor are poor. Neglecting to replace a $20 set of brake pads ends in hundreds of dollars worth of damage.

Never greased a brake pad in my life either. Working since 1992

If an important safety item like brakes are neglected what other items need attention? For instance, the tires looked worn out. Thank you Matt for taking care of people in need. However, it must be frustrating to restore a vehicle to good working condition only to have the owner neglect it afterwards.

Your a good dude. Thanks for helping these people

You are doing gods work. This helps poor people more than you’ll ever know. Thank you so much

Hey Matt! Get a collapsible service cart. Will save 5 minutes per job. Won't take up much space in the bed. No more multiple trips walking tools around car or from truck ... it was one of my best buys

She got them new self changing brakes. Seriously though holy crap that's an accident waiting to happen.

Never know wtf this guy is doing but I love these videos. I know nothing about cars but something about him helping people out is so satisfying to watch. Keep up the amazing content! I've watched almost all of these video 😂

Wholesome video. During university in Germany I was a mobile mechanic for some extra money, but I just did it for scooters and small cc bikes. I definitely felt it when you mentioned they need the vehicle for work and aren’t made of money.

You seem like a good mobile mechanic. I do the same. Keep on calling out the lousy and scammer mechanics. Always laugh when you say, I need to get out of here! On some jobs you just need to bite the bullet. Very little compensation, but that is how you build up a customer base. Cheers from Canada.

I'm glad to see I'm not the only one getting a massive amount of brake repairs. Ncely done Matt.

You're the man Matt, you're awesome and a blessing to many people ❤️👍

You're exactly right about the grease!! Great job

When I was a teenager delivering pizza for pizza hut, I did this exact same thing. By the time I told my mom, I had been using the e-brake to stop. Knowing what I know now, God...can't believe I ever let it get that bad. lol I still remember hearing the brake pad falling into the road and wondering what the noise was lol

I was told many many years ago that copper grease on the rear of the pads is to stop them squeaking. It probably did maek a difference on the first iterations of disc breaks but it probably does nothing now except for attract dirt and grime.

When i was working at bmw we had to use brake pad paste to “minimize brake squeal” which was actually legit. Sometimes the way the pad sat in on the fixed calipers especially it would squeak over time from metal to metal touching on the caliper (not the pad touching). There were a few specific spots you want to apply it

Honesty is rare unfortunately in the mechanical world.

i love ur attitude. ur helpful, always in a good mood an try to teach too.