Mechanic A won't be responsible for anything that happen on within his technical area. After go out the Mechanic A area and been touch by other mechanic , they is no more warranty or service by Mechanic A .

a warranty is only a warranty if its written in black and white.
this is more of a complimentary service.
unless its stated in the receipt that there is a 2-day warranty on all alignment services, there is no legal bound, hence no cause for complaint.

as for my warranty as long as in 10days time~
n there's no need black n white in my dad's shop as his shop most of his customer r regular n jus look back for d person who did d alignment for da car~~

no necessary must black and white for warranty lo...
otherwise the LYN garage sales no required for personal warranty for the used items, a lot of forumer provided 3 days - 1 weeks personal warranty... the warranty is provide to convince customer to buy items/service from them to prove that their items was fully functional and they experience enough to service their car...

This post has been edited by gkl83: Feb 16 2009, 01:28 PM

good point taken~

well, come to think of it, once you've written warranty in your sales thread, its already in black and white, no?

now it's in my thread pulak u quote his sales thread for wat boss? ?

'your' as in the person who started the thread lo
not you, it was supposed to be an example.

i feel its more of a responsibility rather than warranty.As a responsible mechanic/workshop you should make sure your customer is satisfied with you work. But if your customer dont complain about your workmanship to you and get it fixed at another psns workshop then seriously its not your problem anymore.That is if you can prove he went to a diff shop and messed around with your settings.

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Added on February 16, 2009, 5:03 pmhe is the psn who started the thread bro...

This post has been edited by ryan_hustler: Feb 16 2009, 05:03 PM

why u wana try to be ignorant
anyway, let me simplified for u lol

lets say i send a car for u to do alignment.. after service i realise i still have same problem and i bring to another repair shop..
again, the alignment is as bad as no service done and i bring back to u for claim.. how will u react?

put urself into the mech shoe and u will know whats the feeling

response was meant to reply that statement above la adoi

i hate to say this, but i have to agree with imperialrealcs! haahahah

Now im confused..cheeann is talking to kev talkin to gkl83..im talking to myself

Lets just put it in another term, after sales service
Besides, the other mech wouldn't know what did the previous 1 did to your car, so if Mech B was the 2nd mech that the customer turn to after mech A's service, whatever latest things (alignment in this case) that has been done by Mech B should be clarified with Mech B only

AFAIK, there is no so called warranty for alignment, just after sales service, anything wrong bring back again. If still wrong and fed up, go to another 1, try to settle it and pay

lol yes you are XD XD XD

shinjite = yeah man, how can you justify a warranty when its only an assumed agreement?

I have a problem with this topic. It seem that some of you do not quite understand the term warranty.



You can only use warranty on products and not services. Anybody who does try to set a 'warranty' on a service would just get themselves into a whole lot of pain. Taking wheel alignment for example. There is no statement from the mechanic to warrant his service that the car's alignment with be within a threshold of xxx degree from center. There is also no guarantee (not to be confused with warranty) that the car's alignment will be straight and there is no agreement between the owner and the mechanic on the definition of 'straight'.

So how does one set a warranty on this kind of service? You can't. And before you guys start yelling "Consumer Tribunal", I can clarify that the Consumer Tribunal DOES NOT deal with technical issues like this. A warranty issue was brought up by one of my Subaru Club guys against Motor Image at the Consumer Tribunal. The moment Motor Image started talking technical crap, the whole case was dismissed from the tribunal. End of story.

So in this case brought up by you, there is no fixed YES NO answer. Any additional service rendered will be with good faith (or bad, like the case of Streamyx's 'Best Effort' bandwidth).

This post has been edited by sleepwalker: Feb 17 2009, 10:24 PM

so how shifoo? ?