Dealer workshops follow manufacturer standards and offer original parts and warranty, but their services come at a higher price.
Choosing the right workshop determines quality, speed and cost. Dealer services act as the manufacturer’s official representatives, handling warranty and post-warranty work to corporate standards with original technology and parts only.
Becoming a dealer is demanding: accreditation from the manufacturer, investment in premises, equipment and staff training, and annual reconfirmation of status. Such centres usually focus on a single brand.
For owners, the benefits are top-level technical care and an official warranty. The drawback is cost, since original parts and procedures are mandatory.