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Automotive Safety For Women and Teen Drivers

Automobile Service Clinics

Have you ever worried about what to do when something goes wrong with your car? Are you worried about your new driver knowing how to avoid trouble in an emergency?  At our Santa Ana auto repair shop we offer training seminars for women and new drivers who want to feel confident with their vehicle in any situation.

What do the lights on your dash mean?

What do I do when I get a flat tire?

What is that noise?

My car will not start. Now what?

Fox Auto Care

We provide hands on training for a tire change and fluid checking on your vehicle.

We also cover how to find a dependable auto repair shop and the signs to look for. We offer this seminar for your local business, church, minstry group in Orange County free of charge and there is never any soliciting involved.

Auto Service Clinics

Contact us, we are located in Santa Ana and you can check out our website for more information and pictures of previous classes. www.foxautocare.com

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5 Responses to “Automotive Safety For Women and Teen Drivers”

  1. Is it standard policy for all auto repair shops to charge shop supply fee on all invoices? | Big Job Tools says:
    March 11, 2009 at 11:36 pm

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  2. Does the finance company have the authority to tell the auto repair shop to hold your car after it is fixed? | Big Job Tools says:
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  3. If you leave your car at an Auto Repair shop how soon can they put a lean on it while you are trying to pay? | Big Job Tools says:
    March 16, 2009 at 2:37 am

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  4. Ken says:
    March 16, 2009 at 7:37 pm

    I believe this may vary between states, but in California storage charges can begin three days after completion of the work and a lien can be started any time after three days also and can include up to 30 days of storage.

  5. Ken says:
    March 16, 2009 at 7:42 pm

    We do not charge a shop supply fee at our auto repair shop. In California the shop supply charge has had a lot of controversy and the last I heard the ruling was that the charge could not “exceed your reasonable expenses.” Basically you could not make a profit on your shop supply charges.

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