To find a good auto repair shop, first ask yourself what you want. Most of us want a shop we can trust to diagnose problems; give us honest information; make reliable repairs; and charge a fair price. Below is a list of ways to evaluate repair shops. If you can answer yes to most of these questions, you've probably found a shop you can trust.
1. Are they recommended highly by friends or family?
2. Are they certified by AAA or other reputable organizations?
3. Are their mechanics trained and certified by ASE, The National Institute of Automotive Service Excellence?
4. Do they guarantee their work?
5. Is their shop clean, well-equipped and professional?
6. How long have they been in business?
7. Do they give free repair estimates?
8. Does their estimate seem fair and reasonable?
9. Do they treat you in a way that inspires confidence?
10. Are they convenient to use, by location or by offering you transportation to and from their shop?
2. Are they certified by AAA or other reputable organizations?
3. Are their mechanics trained and certified by ASE, The National Institute of Automotive Service Excellence?
4. Do they guarantee their work?
5. Is their shop clean, well-equipped and professional?
6. How long have they been in business?
7. Do they give free repair estimates?
8. Does their estimate seem fair and reasonable?
9. Do they treat you in a way that inspires confidence?
10. Are they convenient to use, by location or by offering you transportation to and from their shop?
