Why Do 4S Shops Want to Replace Car Lights for Owners?

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SanCatherine
07/28/25 5:30pm
Because 4S shops can earn labor fees through repairs, which are covered by the manufacturer. The 4S shop's claims department submits claims to the manufacturer for these labor fees. At the same time, the replaced parts are returned to the manufacturer, and after verification, the manufacturer reimburses the repair costs and parts fees to the 4S shop's account, which can offset the vehicle order payments. Claims are also a source of income for 4S shops. Below is an introduction to 4S shops: Introduction to 4S Shops: A 4S shop, fully known as an Automobile Sales Service 4S Shop, is a car sales enterprise that integrates four functions: vehicle sales, spare parts, after-sales service, and information feedback. Services of 4S Shops: The core competitiveness of a car 4S shop lies in winning customers through high-quality service. At a car 4S shop, consumers can access all value-added services related to car information, market trends, after-sales service, maintenance guidelines, and parts supply. Both vehicles and parts are guaranteed to be original, ensuring consumers have no worries about after-sales service, repairs, or maintenance.
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