How it works

From the first symptom to a repair plan.

01

Describe what changed.

Start with the year, make, model and mileage. Tell us when the problem appears, where you notice it and whether recent work changed the way the vehicle drives. Intermittent symptoms are especially useful to describe in detail.Share the year, make, model and mileage. Describe when and where the problem happens, including intermittent symptoms and changes after recent work.

Technician visually checking a car wheel and tire
02

Understand the findings.

An inspection may identify visible wear or leaks. A particular fault may need further testing. Review what was found, how it relates to your concern and whether there are other maintenance items to consider.Review how inspection or test findings explain your concern. Some faults need further testing; other maintenance items should be discussed separately.

Testing engine wiring
03

Review the work for approval.

Confirm the proposed scope, estimate and next steps before repairs begin. Parts availability and additional findings can affect timing. If disassembly is needed, ask when the next approval decision will be required.Approve the scope, estimate and next steps before repairs. Parts and new findings affect timing. If disassembly is needed, confirm when further approval is required.

Car keys and service paperwork on a workshop counter
Your next step

Prepare for your service visit.

Prepare service details
Car keys and service paperwork on a workshop counter