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What happens if a mechanic breaks your car?
If a mechanic breaks you car, as long as you didn’t release liability, the shop has to pay for repairs. However, if you released liability, you or your insurance are responsible for covering all costs.
What age do most auto mechanics retire?
Retirement is an important issue in this line of work, given the physical demands of the job that makes many stop working earlier. Ninety-six percent of mechanics are under age 65, meaning most either change careers or retire by that age.
What can you do if your mechanic messes up your car?
If you think that the mechanic intentionally damaged your vehicle as part of a scam, you may wish to contact the Office of the Attorney General in the state where the vehicle was repaired. This office is usually tasked with handling consumer concerns. Another option is to pursue the matter through small claims courts.
What are the duties and responsibilities of a mechanic?
Mechanic responsibilities include: Building and assembling machines or mechanical components according to requirements Inspecting machines, engines, transmissions etc. and run diagnostic tests to discover functionality issues Conducting repairs aiming for maximum reliability
Why do you want to be an auto mechanic?
Being able to explain mechanical terminology so that a layperson can understand is a valuable skill for a mechanic and can go a long way toward gaining a customer’s trust and repeat business. In larger auto shops, mechanics may specialize in a particular type of repair.
What kind of liability does an auto mechanic have?
Typically, an auto mechanic is liable for: False or missing estimates; Failing to disclose exactly what work was performed; Breach of warranty; Failing to reasonably perform the requested work; Products liability (for the sale of defective or dangerous parts);
What happens when you leave your car with a mechanic?
When you leave your vehicle with a mechanic for repairs, you are entering into a contractual relationship between you and the mechanic. Specifically, leaving your vehicle with a mechanic creates a bailment relationship. A bailment occurs when someone temporarily transfers their property to another person, for a limited time and a specified purpose.