I'm a 25yo female that has a vehicle that is breaking down more often. I may not know everything about fixing a car, but my father taught me a lot. 
I needed my alternator and a few other small things repaired in my vehicle which I was aware of when I took it in, they priced me fairly for those repairs. The company (which was highly recommended to me) then told me the tie rods on both axils were in dire need of replacing and would cost almost $2000 to fix. Okay... So that sounded fishy to me. 
Took my vehicle to the company my parents like (which is ~4 hrs away which isn't that great of an emergency option for me) and he fixed everything new for around $500. How can I find a reliable company that will not take advantage of me?
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I'm a 25yo female that has a vehicle that is breaking down more often. I may not know everything about fixing a car, but my father taught me a lot. 
I needed my alternator and a few other small things repaired in my vehicle which I was aware of when I took it in, they priced me fairly for those repairs. The company (which was highly recommended to me) then told me the tie rods on both axils were in dire need of replacing and would cost almost $2000 to fix. Okay... So that sounded fishy to me. 
Took my vehicle to the company my parents like (which is ~4 hrs away which isn't that great of an emergency option for me) and he fixed everything new for around $500. How can I find a reliable company that will not take advantage of me?
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