What are the differences between Class II and Class III vehicle maintenance?
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Class II and Class III vehicle maintenance differ in the following ways: 1. Class II maintenance: Refers to enterprises engaged in primary and secondary vehicle maintenance as well as minor repairs. They may also perform full vehicle repairs, assembly repairs, and vehicle maintenance services similar to Class I enterprises, but their scale and equipment conditions are inferior to those of Class I maintenance enterprises. 2. Class III maintenance: Refers to specialized enterprises or individual businesses focusing on specific vehicle repairs (or maintenance), commonly known as 'roadside shops'. Specific repair services include: body cleaning and detailing, paint spraying, tire repair and replacement, air conditioning and battery repairs, installation of vehicle door and window glass, etc.