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How many people are use Road side assistance please share u r experience because I have an idea, we just create an app and on board the mechanics if u r vehicle trouble at road u can book a nearest mechanic and he arrives u r location please share an

I have an idea about the Mechanic Booking App for vehicles who are broke on the road where owner can't find any mechanic. So he/she can book a mechanic easily by this app. Here are some bullet points of this startup.👇🏻 MECHANIC BOOKING APP... •

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It sounds like you're looking for an app that can help you find nearby workshops and connect with mechanics when your vehicle breaks down. Here are some steps or apps you can use: 1. Apps to Consider Car Dekho: Helps locate nearby workshops and gar

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Hi Everyone, I have an idea to organize local mechanic services, specifically for two-wheeler bike mechanics. If anyone has suggestions or can help us get started, please reply,it would be greatly appreciated

MotoCare – Revolutionizing Doorstep Bike Servicing in India! Problem: Local mechanics often use duplicate parts, leading to frequent breakdowns, poor performance, and high maintenance costs. Traditional service centers have long waiting times, hidde

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