Choosing a car repairer When it comes to car mechanics and service workshops, it’s often a matter of buyer beware. With limited quality control and industry regulation, consumers need to look out for their own interests. Follow a thorough screening process to make sure you end up with a reliable repairer you’ll be happy with. Know what questions to ask of prospective repairers to avoid paying for unnecessary repairs or worse, poor quality repairs. Identifying trusted repairers If your car get damaged or breaks down, spend a little extra time finding a reputable repairer. You’ll want to work with a trusted repairer who works to high-quality standards and who won’t rip you off. If you don’t know where to start, try the National Roads & Motorists’ Association (in NSW), Royal Automobile Club of Victoria , or equivalent organisations in your state or territory. Skills and experience Verify the mechanics repairing your car have the requisite skills, experience, and ...
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