Mobile service guide
Roadside Vehicle Assessment
Canada-wide marketplace route. Availability depends on real local provider capability.
A provider may assess a vehicle only when it is fully out of live traffic in a location where mobile work is permitted and conditions are safe for both parties. Mobile completion depends on the exact vehicle, symptoms, working area, weather, parts, equipment and the independent provider's verified capability. The provider must inspect or test the vehicle before making a definitive diagnosis or beginning repair work, and any added work requires a new itemized estimate and customer approval.
Common mobile tasks
- Safety-first symptom review
- Battery or no-start check
- Visible damage assessment
- Tow-or-repair recommendation
When another option may be safer
- Any live traffic lane
- Collision injuries, fire or smoke
- Hazardous leaks or unstable ground
Tell Flor what is happening
Share the vehicle, symptoms and safe location. Follow the request in your TrukN account and app.
Use the request formWhat happens after a request
The marketplace first checks location and safety details, then looks for providers whose current service capability matches the vehicle and task. A provider may diagnose before giving a repair estimate. No added work should begin until the customer records a new approval.
How much does roadside vehicle assessment cost?
Price depends on the vehicle, location, diagnosis, parts choice, labour, travel or diagnostic policy and applicable tax. AutoMobile Repair will show real provider terms and itemized estimates instead of publishing an invented nationwide fixed price.
Service availability depends on approved independent providers, suitable working conditions and local operational readiness.