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My car failed inspection today, but I am suspicious whether it should have. I think it is fine and they were just trying to sell me service. I paid $23.75 for the failure notice and plan to take it somewhere else.
My questions -
1 - will it be flagged in a computer system as failing? (Might lead to the second station also trying to upsell me.)
2 - is it legit to charge me for the failure notice to begin with?
My car failed inspection today, but I am suspicious whether it should have. I think it is fine and they were just trying to sell me service. I paid $23.75 for the failure notice and plan to take it somewhere else.
My questions -
1 - will it be flagged in a computer system as failing? (Might lead to the second station also trying to upsell me.)
2 - is it legit to charge me for the failure notice to begin with?
They may "work fine" to you but that doesn't mean the problem, albeit a dangerous one, doesn't exist. I recommend taking it somewhere to have the problem fixed. Brakes are pretty important, ya know?
If you are concerned about the conflict of interest with a shop doing the inspection, take it one of the many inspection-only places located around Raleigh. The only thing they do is inspect cars, they don't do repairs, no benefit to them in the "up-sell". Last time I went, I was in-and-out in less than 10 minutes.
I had a car fail inspection and they charged me $36 for the privilege and for replacing the license plate light bulb. We stopped going to that place.
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