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<span class='qa-text'>For vehicles that come in for inspection, we do on-the-spot inspections. There are also inspections where we take the car in, but for on-the-spot inspections, we check it once, and if there&#39;s a bad part and we have the part, we can replace it on the spot. But if we don&#39;t have the part, we take the car in for a while and proceed with the work. For on-the-spot inspections, the flow is 9 AM, 10:30 AM, 1 PM, 3 PM, 4:30 PM, and at each time, different cars come in. If it&#39;s 9 AM, we finish the inspection of that car between 9 AM and 10:30 AM, do an oil change or brake oil change if nothing&#39;s wrong, and return it on the spot. We finish it within that time before the next car comes in, and then it&#39;s the next car. We usually finish the last one around 5:30 PM, and then we clean up. Every day, inspections come in, not just on-the-spot inspections but also inspections where we take the car in, and general maintenance where someone says &#39;this part broke&#39; and brings it in by tow truck or drives in because they have a puncture and want it fixed.</span>
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