Is that repair quote fair?
Send the written estimate from your shop. A service advisor with 20 years at the counter checks the labor hours, the parts pricing and the add-on fees, then tells you in plain English what looks right and what to question.
Flat fee per quote
- Front brake pads and rotors, replace Quoted2.4 h Book1.6 h Labor over book time
- Brake fluid exchange Quoted0.5 h Book0.5 h In line
- Cabin air filter Quoted0.3 h Book0.3 h In line
- Shop supplies Quoted$62 Bookn/a Ask what it covers
Three steps, no phone calls
Send your quote
Fill in the short form with your vehicle and the quoted total. Attach a photo or PDF of the estimate.
It gets checked
Each labor line is compared with published book time. Parts, fees and add-ons are reviewed for anything that looks off.
You get a verdict
A line-by-line review by email, with what looks fair, what to question, and the exact words to use with your shop.
The things a service desk knows and customers don't
- Labor hours compared with book time for your exact vehicle and job
- Parts pricing checked against what the part should reasonably cost
- Flags for overlapping labor, padded fees and bundled extras
- Questions to ask about repairs that may not be urgent
- Compare two or three quotes for the same job side by side
- A plain verdict: fair, worth questioning, or get another quote
One flat fee
Pay once per review. Comparing more than one quote costs a little extra for each additional one.
One written estimate, reviewed line by line, with a plain-English verdict.
Add another shop's quote for the same job and get them compared together.
Send your quote
Photos of the estimate work best. Make sure the labor hours, parts and total are readable.
Before you send it
Do you fix cars or tell me what is wrong with mine?
No. This is a review of the written estimate you already have. It cannot confirm a diagnosis from a distance, so it will tell you when something needs to be verified in person.
How do you decide what is fair?
Labor hours are compared with published book time for the job. Parts and fees are compared with what is reasonable for the vehicle. Shops can price differently for good reasons, so the review points out what to ask about and avoids calling anyone dishonest.
How long does a review take?
Reviews are sent by email, usually within one business day.
What if my quote is hard to read?
Send the clearest photo you can. If a line cannot be read, the review will say so and ask for a better picture.
Who is behind this?
An independent reviewer with about 20 years of experience at a service advisor desk. This service is not connected to any dealership, shop or manufacturer.