Copeful
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Imagine paying another man to fix your car
Dealerships will upsell you 99% of the time and third-party mechanics will do this too + even deliberately damage your car JFL
not only will doing general repairs on your own car (oil changes, brake jobs, spark plugs, coolant flushes, tire rotations etc.) save you up to thousands of dollars in maintenance costs a year, it's also a high T and classically masculine hobby. Swapping an engine was considered a rite of passage into manhood back in the day (before the industry got jewed and automobiles went from purely mechanical machines to almost entirely electrically based, making jobs of that scale nearly impossible for amateur mechanics).
"muhh i dont have time/money/dont want to get my hands dirty" stfu you effeminate lazy clowns
the time/money spent:money saved ratio is well worth it, especially considering a starter set of tools won't run you more than 200 bucks or so. All you really need is a socket set + basic hand tools (you probably have them lying around anyway) + a floor jack/jack stands and wheel chocks.
Tl;dr - start fixing ur own car
Dealerships will upsell you 99% of the time and third-party mechanics will do this too + even deliberately damage your car JFL
not only will doing general repairs on your own car (oil changes, brake jobs, spark plugs, coolant flushes, tire rotations etc.) save you up to thousands of dollars in maintenance costs a year, it's also a high T and classically masculine hobby. Swapping an engine was considered a rite of passage into manhood back in the day (before the industry got jewed and automobiles went from purely mechanical machines to almost entirely electrically based, making jobs of that scale nearly impossible for amateur mechanics).
"muhh i dont have time/money/dont want to get my hands dirty" stfu you effeminate lazy clowns
the time/money spent:money saved ratio is well worth it, especially considering a starter set of tools won't run you more than 200 bucks or so. All you really need is a socket set + basic hand tools (you probably have them lying around anyway) + a floor jack/jack stands and wheel chocks.
Tl;dr - start fixing ur own car
