Reading reviews and ratings:
Before choosing a workshop, read reviews from other customers on the Internet. This will help you understand how satisfied other people are with the service and what problems they might have encountered.

Reputation search:
Find out the reputation of the workshop. Ask friends, acquaintances or colleagues about where they service their cars. Personal recommendations are often the most reliable.

Price comparison:
Don't make a decision based solely on the lowest price. Compare the prices of different workshops, but also consider their reputation and reviews.

Written agreement:
Before starting work, require a written contract to be signed. This document must clearly describe the types of work, costs, deadlines and other details. This will help avoid misunderstandings in the future.

Detailed suit parsing:
Ask for a detailed explanation if you are offered any additional work or replacement of parts. Feel free to ask questions and demand explanations.

Full prices:
Request full quotes before agreeing to services. Check to see if materials, labor costs and other possible expenses are included.

Right to choose:
If you are recommended to replace a part, find out whether you have the right to choose the brand and quality of that part.

Self-examination:
If possible, ask to see your vehicle before and after the repair. This will give you the opportunity to ensure that all work has been completed in accordance with the contract.

Following these simple rules will help you avoid many unpleasant situations and will ensure that your car is repaired fairly and efficiently.

I wanted to help you in this situation...and I was based strictly...on the knowledge that I came across....as the owner of the car. Thank you all for your attention....with respect, Yana!