Right 2 Repair Video Guide
Right 2 Repair Video Guide
Right 2 Repair Video Guide South Africa
Right to Repair South Africa (R2RSA) is a not-for-profit company, specifically formed to champion the Right to Repair campaign – fighting for your right to choose and for fair competition in the Automotive Aftermarket. Please follow our Video Guide to gain more insight to your rights.
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Buying a vehicle
Did you know that car service plans are no longer compulsory?
When purchasing a new vehicle, it’s essential to know your rights. Thanks to the Right to Repair movement, consumers can now opt out of compulsory service plans tied to dealerships. This change empowers buyers to save money and choose independent service providers (ISPs) that meet their needs, ensuring transparency and flexibility in maintaining their vehicles.
Choosing a workshop for car services and maintenance
Selecting the right workshop is key to ensuring the longevity of your car. With the freedom granted by the Right to Repair, you can now explore independent workshops that offer high-quality services at competitive prices. Always look for workshops with certified technicians and transparent pricing to avoid hidden costs and ensure your vehicle is in trusted hands.
Cost Effective Car Service
Independent service providers (ISPs) offer tailored solutions for car maintenance, allowing you to bypass expensive dealership restrictions. These providers are often more cost-effective and can manage all aspects of your vehicle’s service history, giving you peace of mind while adhering to the manufacturer’s standards for warranty compliance.
Choosing spare parts for your vehicle
The Right to Repair legislation ensures that consumers can select spare parts from various suppliers, breaking the monopoly of dealership-exclusive components. Whether you prefer original equipment manufacturer (OEM) parts or high-quality alternatives, this freedom enables you to balance cost and performance without compromising your vehicle’s reliability.
Service commercial vehicles
For businesses managing fleets, the Right to Repair is a game-changer. Independent workshops now provide affordable and efficient maintenance for commercial vehicles without voiding warranties. This shift not only reduces operational costs but also allows businesses to customize their maintenance schedules for optimal fleet performance.
Service Plan Quality unfair practice
The Right to Repair protects consumers from unfair practices associated with service plans. It highlights issues like inflated costs and restricted options, encouraging fair competition in the industry. By understanding your rights, you can make informed decisions about service plans that align with your budget and expectations.
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Approvals & accreditations
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e-CAR is accredited with RMI, MIWA approvals, and Right 2 Repair Supporter for top-quality vehicle servicing and workmanship that meets industry standards.
