Vehicle Inspection:Conduct thorough inspections to identify mechanical issues, including checking fluid levels, tire condition, brakes, suspension, and engine performance. Diagnostic Testing:Utilize computerized diagnostic tools to pinpoint specific problems within a vehicle's electrical and mechanical systems. Repair and Maintenance:Perform repairs such as replacing worn parts like brakes, batteries, spark plugs, belts, and filters, as well as routine maintenance like oil changes and tire rotations. Part Replacement:Order and install necessary replacement parts according to manufacturer specifications. Customer Communication:Explain repair needs to customers, provide accurate cost estimates, and address any concerns. Test Drives:Perform test drives before and after repairs to ensure proper functionality. Record Keeping:Maintain detailed records of repairs performed, parts used, and customer information. Safety Compliance:Adhere to all safety regulations when handling automotive fluids and performing repairs.