Diagnose Problems: Use computerized diagnostic equipment, scan tools, and test drives to find mechanical or electrical faults.
Perform Routine Maintenance: Change engine oil, check fluid levels, rotate tires, and follow manufacturer-recommended service checklists.
Repair and Replace Parts: Swap out worn components like brake pads, spark plugs, belts, sensors, bearings, and transmission parts.
Service Modern and Electric Vehicles: Inspect electric vehicle (EV) battery performance, regenerative braking, and electric motors, in addition to standard gas or diesel systems.
Document and Explain Work: Record parts used and service history, and translate car jargon to help customers understand necessary repairs.
