Car Mechanic Near Żoliborz – a Workshop Close to pl. Wilsona

Looking for a car mechanic near Żoliborz? Pulsecar is at ul. Arkuszowa 176 in Bielany, Warsaw, about 7.8 km from pl. Wilsona (Wilson Square). The drive takes about 13–16 minutes outside rush hour, and you can book your visit online.

How do you get from Żoliborz to Pulsecar?

The workshop is in the Radiowo area, where Bielany meets Bemowo and Łomianki. From pl. Wilsona to ul. Arkuszowa 176 it is about 7.8 km. The drive takes roughly 13–16 minutes outside rush hour. At the busiest times of day, allow extra time for the journey.

If you use public transport, take the M1 metro line to Młociny station and change to bus 210. From the Metro Młociny stop the bus ride takes about 6 minutes and covers 6 stops. From the Radiowo - Bocznica stop it is about a minute's walk to the workshop.

Travel times are approximate and do not include rush-hour traffic.

Which problems should you bring to the workshop?

Not every fault means a part has to be replaced straight away. If your car is jerking, making noise, losing power or showing a warning light, it is best to find the source of the problem first. Computer diagnostics costs 100 zł, but depending on the symptoms a mechanical inspection may also be needed.

At Pulsecar you can bring in routine maintenance jobs as well as more complex engine, brake or electrical faults. We define the scope of the repair for your specific vehicle.

What does a visit look like, step by step?

  1. 1Choose an available slot using online booking.
  2. 2Come to Pulsecar at ul. Arkuszowa 176 and describe the problem.
  3. 3We agree the scope of diagnostics and any further checks needed.
  4. 4Once the fault is identified, we give you an estimate to approve.
  5. 5Repair work starts only after you approve the estimate.
  6. 6After the repair, we tell you exactly what work was done.

Before your visit, it helps to prepare a description of the symptoms and when the problem occurs. This makes it easier to decide on the right first diagnostic steps.

Prices and how repairs work

Computer diagnostics costs 100 zł, and so does a suspension check. An engine oil and filter change costs from 120 zł for the work, and replacing the front brake pads from 200 zł. Parts are charged separately.

For more complex faults, the cost depends on the diagnostic results. Before starting a repair, we give you an estimate to approve. The work is covered by a 6-month warranty.

What should you do if your car is not safe to drive?

If the engine is overheating, the red oil pressure warning light is on, the brakes are losing effectiveness or there are other symptoms that put your safety at risk, do not keep driving just to reach the workshop.

In that case, stop the car in a safe place and arrange roadside assistance or towing to Pulsecar yourself. You arrange transport of a broken-down car on your own, for example through your insurer's assistance cover. Before the car is transported, you can call us to agree the details of your visit.

Contact and opening hours

Pulsecar is at ul. Arkuszowa 176, Warsaw-Bielany. Phone: +48 571 058 591. The workshop is open Monday to Friday 9:00–18:00 and on Saturdays 9:00–15:00.

If you live in Żoliborz and are planning a visit, allow extra travel time at rush hour. You can choose a slot online or call the workshop.

Frequently asked questions

How long is the drive from Żoliborz to Pulsecar?

From pl. Wilsona it is about 7.8 km and 13–16 minutes by car outside rush hour. At peak times the journey may take longer.

Can you get there from Żoliborz by public transport?

Yes. Take the M1 metro to Młociny station, then bus 210 to the Radiowo - Bocznica stop, which is about a minute's walk away.

How much does computer diagnostics cost?

Computer diagnostics at Pulsecar costs 100 zł. Any additional work has its scope agreed separately.

Does the workshop give you an estimate before the repair?

Yes. We give you an estimate to approve before any repair work starts.

Does Pulsecar provide a tow truck from Żoliborz?

You need to arrange transport of a broken-down car yourself, for example through your insurer's assistance cover. If the car is not safe to drive, transport has to be arranged by you.