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NuBrakes

www.nubrakes.com

 
NuBrakes is a tech-enabled mobile auto repair company that makes the auto repair experience more convenient and affordable for drivers everywhere. In the era of “instant-everything” -- where consumers and businesses alike have the expectation of goods and services being readily available at one`s fingertips (and at more affordable prices) -- you shouldn`t have to waste an afternoon at an auto shop, only to come away feeling ripped off.
  • Number of Employees: 100-250
  • Annual Revenue: $1-10 Million
  • www.nubrakes.com
  • 5205 Airport Blvd Unit 200
    Austin, TX USA 78751
  • Phone: 512.640.2560

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