Odometer & trip meter repair
in Malad West, Mumbai.
Odometer stuck, kilometres not counting, or the trip and reset buttons not working? King of Meter repairs odometers and trip meters on digital and mechanical meters in Malad West, Mumbai. One customer’s 14-year-old Honda Shine 125 odometer, stuck at 299999, was repaired without replacing the meter.
4.9 on Google · 1,379 reviews (October 2026)- Where
- Shop No. 12, Neelkamal Building, Chincholi Phatak, Malad West, Mumbai
- Vehicles
- Bikes, scooters and cars
- Open
- 9:30 am – 9:30 pm, every day
- Contact
- +91 98332 27261 · WhatsApp
Problems we fix
- Odometer stuck and not counting
- Mechanical counter jammed at a number
- Trip meter not resetting
- Trip, reset or mode button not responding
How the repair works
On mechanical meters the counter gears are usually the problem; on digital meters it is often the board or the buttons. The meter is checked and repaired so it counts and resets normally again.
Cost and time
The price depends on the fault and any parts needed, so it is given after the meter is checked. Ask for it before work starts. Many repairs are finished the same day.
Real repairs, in customers’ words
“The mechanical speedometer of my Honda Shine 125 had got stuck at 299999… Most technicians advised me to change the meter… Vinod bhai diagnosed the problem properly and solved it successfully.”
“My Suzuki meter's reset button was not working. They repaired it very professionally and the work was fully satisfying.”
“Pulsar 220 display and trip button problem solve 👌 विनोद bhai फास्ट and acha work kar k diya.”
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Common questions
My odometer is stuck. Do I need a new meter?
Not necessarily. A Honda Shine 125 odometer stuck at 299999 was repaired here without changing the meter, so the bike kept its original reading.
Can you fix trip and reset buttons?
Yes. Customers have had the trip button on a Pulsar 220 and the reset button on a Suzuki meter repaired.