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Expertise
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The expertise of workers employed in our workshop is strictly according to expertise, training, experience, and specialization. Most of our workers specialize in specific types of repairs, such as engine diagnostics, transmission repairs or electrical system repairs, while others may have a more general knowledge of vehicle maintenance and repairs. All our workers have attended formal training programs, which include apprenticeships, technical programs, or trade school programs. These programs ensure that our workers have a thorough understanding of vehicle mechanics, as well as the skills and knowledge necessary to diagnose and repair a wide range of issues.
Specialized tools in our workshops
- Diagnostic scan tools: These tools are used to diagnose and troubleshoot issues with a vehicle's engine, transmission, electrical system, and other key systems.
- Hydraulic lifts: These lifts are used to raise vehicles off the ground, making it easier for technicians to access the undercarriage and perform repairs.
- Tire changers and balancers: These machines are used to remove and install tires, as well as balance them for optimal performance and safety.
- Brake lathes: These machines are used to resurface brake rotors and drums, ensuring that they are smooth and even for optimal braking performance.
- Air compressors: These machines provide compressed air for various tools and machines in the workshop, such as impact wrenches, sanders, and spray guns.
- Welding machines: These machines are used to weld and repair metal components, such as exhaust systems, frames, and body panels.
- Battery testers and chargers: These machines are used to test the health of a vehicle's battery and recharge it as needed.
- Torque wrenches: These tools are used to tighten bolts and nuts to specific torque settings, ensuring that they are not over-tightened or under-tightened.
- Compression testers: These tools are used to test the compression levels in a vehicle's engine, helping diagnose issues with the engine's cylinders and pistons.