Finding the right mechanic can save you a bunch of headaches down the road. Always remember that this is your car and your money. This holds true for the service writer too. It is important to find people that can be trusted with your car. You may have to try several locations before you find the people and service that are right for you.
To start with, spend some time at the repair shop. Look and ask for the technician’s certifications (sometimes displayed in the customer lounge). Start with basic repairs like oil changes and tire rotations. Consider how well your vehicle was treated. Was it kept clean? Is the shop clean? Is the technician’s area clean? (A clean and organized area is always a good sign of a THOROUGH technician.) Did the service writer spend time asking applicable questions? Were your questions answered to your satisfaction?
Remember, you don’t have to play Russian roulette with your vehicle. A good technician will have a good reputation. Ask around! Friends, neighbors and work associates will most likely volunteer information that leads you to a trust worthy and reliable technician and service shop. Investigating your options and trusting your instincts will be worth it in the end.
Friday, November 20, 2009
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