How Long Does It Take to Repair a Car at a 4S Shop?

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Philip
07/29/25 7:22pm
Depending on the damaged parts and the extent of the damage, the repair time will vary. If easily worn parts like tires or lights are damaged, or if there are minor scratches on the front or rear bumper, the repair usually takes 1-2 hours. However, if core components like the engine or transmission have serious issues, the repair time can range from several days to several weeks. Factors affecting repair time: Generally, surface damage to a car is easy to repair, but internal damage requires disassembling the vehicle, which is more troublesome and time-consuming. The more severe the damage, the more difficult and time-consuming the repair will be. If spare parts are readily available, the repair will be faster. If parts need to be ordered, the waiting time will increase, prolonging the repair period. The skill level of the technician also affects the speed of the repair. Notes on car repair: You can choose to repair your car at a 4S shop or an external repair shop, each with its pros and cons. 4S shops guarantee repair quality and usually offer a warranty period after repairs, but they are more expensive and slower. Repair shops are cheaper and faster, but the quality can be inconsistent.
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