Doing my normal daily rounds on the internet I came across RepairPal.com and when I tell you this website is a cut above the rest, trust me - it is! The website has a host of features all of which are suited in assisting the customer in tracking the repair specifics of their car, finding the closest auto repair shops, advice on getting repairs and even tracking the current status of repairs on your vehicle! (Marvellous!)
Through the sites simple to use interface prospective customers are able to find their make car, ranging from Acura - Volvo and the part of problem they need fixed for example brakes.
I did a test run of the "get an estimate" feature of the site for a 2007 BMW 760i (1000 mileage) which needed front brake pad replacement for someone living the Los Angeles area.
Here are the results:
Parts: $48 - $170
Labor: $102 - $130
(Estimate excludes applicable taxes)
(Diagnostic charges not included)
The estimate came with a list of auto repair shops closest to my area code.
Do your self a favor before you take your baby, I mean your car, to an overpriced, understaffed and unknown repair place where the mechanic is only known as "chico" and check RepairPal out. It may save you a world of time and money.
Dont take my word for it, go check it out yourself!
RepairPal
1 comment:
Hi, I like your blog. I would like to say that although these days we witness certain boom in car production, however, the amount cars to repair did not diminish. There is still much work to be done. At the auto repair locations, the servicemen do not do their job properly as well. People complain about the inconveniences and frauds they experience. Lots of complaints of the kind I found on this great site www.pissedconsumer.com.
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