Why do people distrust mechanics?
The four main reasons for the distrust were recommending unnecessary services, cited by 76 percent of respondents; overcharging for services, 73 percent; negative past experiences, 63 percent; and concerns that the work will not be done correctly, 49 percent.
Do people trust car mechanics?
The survey, conducted by AAA, asked 1,001 drivers aged 18 and older about what they thought of auto repair shops, with 63 percent responding they generally do not trust them. Despite that, two-thirds of U.S. drivers have found an auto repair shop they trust, while one-third of motorists have not.
Should you trust mechanics?
A trustworthy mechanic is always willing to explain the problem to you and show you the proof. If the mechanic is comfortable working while you watch, you can trust him. If the mechanic is apprehensive about letting you take a look, you’ll never know if he is being honest.
Do mechanics lie a lot?
Car mechanics are notorious for lying to their customers in order to gain extra work for things that don’t really need doing or for charging extra for things if they can tell someone doesn’t really know what they are talking about. Sadly, this can lead to people spending lots of money without actually needing to.
How many people trust their mechanics?
According to a recent RepairPal survey, 38 percent of consumers who own or lease a vehicle worry that they can not trust the mechanic.
What is an optional service contract?
An optional warranty or maintenance agreement is a contract your customer may choose to purchase for an additional charge. If your customer can buy the product without buying the warranty from you, the warranty is optional.
Can I cancel a car service contract?
A: Yes. California law provides that you can cancel your service contract at any time, and receive a refund. The cancellation or administrative fee cannot exceed 10\% of the price of the contract, or $25.00, whichever is less.