Why is Important to use Certified Mechanics and Technicians?

 1. Expertise and Training

Certified mechanics (like those with ASE—Automotive Service Excellence—certification) have passed rigorous tests and met experience requirements.  This means:

• They understand complex systems in modern vehicles.
• They're trained to diagnose issues accurately and efficiently.
• They stay updated with new technology and best practices.

2. Quality and Reliability

A certified mechanic is more likely to follow manufacturer guidelines and use proper procedures, which:

• Reduces the chance of mistakes or improper repairs.
• Improves the lifespan of your vehicle.
• Maintains performance and efficiency.

3. Safety

Poor repairs can lead to major safety hazards (e.g., brake failure, engine overheating).  Certified mechanics:

• Follow safety protocols.
• Ensure systems are properly repaired and tested.
• Help prevent future breakdowns that could lead to accidents.

4. Protecting Your Warranty

If your vehicle is under a manufacturer’s warranty:

• Using a non-certified mechanic or improper parts could void it.
• Certified shops usually use OEM or warranty-approved parts and document services properly.

5. Resale Value

A well-maintained car with a service history from certified professionals:

• Holds more value.
• Inspires more buyer confidence when reselling or trading in.

6. Accountability

Certified professionals often work at shops that:

• Are licensed and insured.
• Have reputations to uphold.
• Are more likely to stand behind their work with guarantees or warranties.