I had a repair center quote me $800 worth of repair to fix my car. But a friend of mine is a mechanic and he thought I just need one part. I went and bought a $12 part and had him put it in for me and now my car works fine. My friend thought it was a thermostat that need to be replaced. I then went to do a diagnostic at Goodyear to make sure that’s what was wrong with it, and thats where they quoted me for extra crap. My friend put the thermostat in the next day and it is no longer overheating.
Car repair, particularly if the customer seems to have no idea what their problem is, are an easy scam to overestimate on. A repair place could fix the problem and add in a bunch of other pricey things that were unnecessary and it would look like they fixed the problem as estimated. Don’t go to a place you don’t trust (maybe ask your friend which places he thinks are honest). Also make sure that every time someone asks about a car repair that you tell them about your experience with the place that trued to scam you. The word will get around and people will learn to tell the crooks from the honest ones.

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going in as an entry tech, do i need any experience? because i remeber my friend from high school getting in at toyota as a tech. i’m sure he didn’t get any education or degree in college…. i’m current 21 yrs old. any helpful info would be great. thank you and have a nice day!

Try visiting an auto repair center in your area. http://www.autorepairshoplocator.com They can help you with your questions. Try calling multiple places and compare what they say.

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