Which engine oil do you use in a scheduled car service?

We only use OEM-recommended engine oils that are designed for your specific car. This means smoother performance, better mileage, and longer engine life, which really matters in Howrah where stop-go traffic and heat already put extra stress on engines.
How much time does it take for a car service?

A basic service usually takes around 4 hours, while a comprehensive one can stretch to 6–8 hours depending on what’s included. But since we handle free pickup and drop, your time isn’t wasted sitting in a garage, the work gets done while you go about your day.
What if I face any issues after the service of my car?

Every GoMechanic service comes with a 3-month or 1,000 km warranty. So if the same issue shows up again, we’ll fix it without extra charges, something you rarely get at a local workshop where once the car leaves, the responsibility ends.
Do you provide roadside assistance in Howrah?

Yes, if your car breaks down around Kona Expressway, Shibpur, or even in crowded areas near Howrah Station, our team can reach you for a jump-start, flat tyre, or even towing. The idea is you’re never left stranded too long.
How often should I get my car serviced in Kolkata’s conditions?

Given the heavy traffic, high humidity, and constant braking, servicing your car every 6 months or 5,000–10,000 km is the safest bet. Waiting longer often means small issues grow into bigger ones, and in Howrah traffic, that’s the last place you want a breakdown.
Can waterlogging during monsoon damage my car?

Yes, monsoon waterlogging in areas like Howrah Maidan can cause serious problems like engine hydro-lock, rust on the underbody, and electrical shorts. Getting preventive checks before the rains and inspections right after keeps your car safer.
Do you use genuine spare parts for replacements?

Always. GoMechanic only fits OEM and OES spares, the same quality your car was built with at the factory. Cheap parts may save a little today, but they often fail quickly and in Howrah’s humid climate, that failure happens even sooner.