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1. Ask for recommendations

2. Look for an auto repair shop before you need one t

3. Shop around by telephone for the best deal

4. Look for a neat, well organized shop with modern up-to-date equipment in the service area.

5. Look for a professional and courteous staff

6. Ask to see current licenses and certifications.

7. Make sure the shop will honor your vehicle's warranty.

8. Look for shops that display various certifications

9. Ask if the technician or shop has experience working on the same make or model vehicle as yours.

10. Ask how the shop prices its work.

11. If you need expensive or complicated repairs, or if you have questions about recommended work, consider getting a second opinion.

12. Find out if there will be a diagnostic charge

13. If you decide to get the work done, ask for a written estimate.

Source: InsiderCarSecrets.com

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Or, do the repair yourself.