Disclaimer

Trusted Garage provides vehicle maintenance, diagnostics and repair. It is not an authorized dealer, an official service center, a manufacturer-approved workshop, or an official partner of any vehicle manufacturer. It does not present itself as a factory service department.

Last updated 14 October 2026. Read this page together with the terms and the privacy policy. The short line in the footer is a reminder of this page, not a shorter set of rules.

Service names are categories

Names such as vehicle diagnostics, engine diagnostics, brake service, suspension service, steering service, oil and filter service, electrical diagnostics, battery service, cooling system service, and tire and wheel service describe kinds of work a visitor can ask about. Using a name does not mean a specific repair has been approved for a specific vehicle, that parts are in stock, or that a time has been reserved.

The name Trusted Garage is not a statement that the workshop is the most trusted, and it is not a statement that a vehicle manufacturer owns, runs, or approves the pages. If a sentence on this website could be read as an official claim, this disclaimer controls. Service names describe the work. They do not describe a manufacturer relationship.

What the website does

The site lets you browse service categories, read car care notes, and save a service request in your browser. It does not take payment, display a price, confirm an appointment, or state that a repair will be completed. A button labelled “View Service” or “Service Details” opens a page. It does not add a job to a cart, because there is no cart.

Images

Images on the site are workshop scenes: service bays, engines, brakes, suspension parts, tools, dashboards, and related components. They show the kind of work the categories describe. They are not photographs of a named Trusted Garage building, and they are not portraits presented as staff. Do not treat an image as proof of a particular premises, a particular employee, or a completed repair.

Car care notes

Car care guides are general notes about warning lights, brakes, oil, batteries, tires, suspension, and seasonal checks. They are written by this website. They are not a manufacturer’s service bulletin and not a diagnosis of a vehicle. Follow the maintenance information that came with a vehicle you already own.

What is not claimed

We do not claim authorization from a vehicle manufacturer. We do not invent a license number, a certification, an award, a rating, or a count of vehicles serviced. We do not publish reviews, staff names, or opening hours, because those facts are not established here. The workshop address is Összekötő u. 1, 1173 Budapest, Hungary. The phone number is +36 20 838 2111. The email address is [email protected]. Absence of the other details is intentional. It is not an invitation to assume them.

Advertising that points to this website should be read with this page. The destination is Trusted Garage, for vehicle maintenance, diagnostics and repair. It is not an official manufacturer service page. Vehicle makes, if a visitor types one into a request, remain the property of their owners and are used only to describe the car.

Requests

“View Service” opens another page on this website. “Save service request” keeps a local copy. Neither action is a purchase, a reservation, or a confirmed appointment. The site shows no price and takes no payment.

Where a page does not state a price, a repair time, a parts brand, a warranty, a certification, or an address, the silence is deliberate. It means that fact is not confirmed on the website.

If you tell someone about this website, the accurate description is Trusted Garage, a workshop for auto repair and vehicle maintenance at Összekötő u. 1, 1173 Budapest, Hungary. Use the form, the phone number, or [email protected] to ask about a service. You should not add a certification, a rating, or opening hours that this site does not print.

About Us

Disclaimer in more detail

This disclaimer sets the limits on how the Trusted Garage website should be read. The workshop provides vehicle maintenance, diagnostics and auto repair. The website describes those categories and publishes a way to ask about them. The address is Összekötő u. 1, 1173 Budapest, Hungary. The phone number is +36 20 838 2111. The email address is [email protected]. Everything beyond those published facts and the words actually printed on each page is outside what the site claims. This page exists so that silence is not filled in by a reader, a search snippet, or a repost.

No diagnosis from a page

Descriptions of diagnostics, warning lights, noises, leaks, vibrations, and starting problems are category explanations. They are not a diagnosis of a vehicle the site cannot see. A match between your symptom and a sentence on the page does not identify the failed part. Stored fault information, test results, and measurements are workshop facts. They are not generated by opening a card. Do not postpone a sensible response to an unsafe car because a paragraph sounded calm, and do not attempt a repair because a paragraph named the system. The paragraph named the system so you would know which service to ask about.

Brake text is not a procedure for working on brakes. Cooling text is not a procedure for opening a hot cooling system. Battery text is not a procedure for jump-starting or replacing a battery. Electrical text is not a wiring diagram. Oil text is not a fill volume or a viscosity grade. Tire text is not a pressure or a load index. Suspension and steering text are not alignment specifications. If a number of that kind matters, it belongs to the vehicle and to a direct conversation, not to this disclaimer and not to the service page.

No prices, times, or warranties

The site does not publish prices, currencies, deposits, or totals. It does not publish how long a job takes. It does not publish a warranty period or a guarantee that a repair will solve a symptom. Any of those, if discussed at all, would have to be discussed in a real reply by phone or email or in person, and would mean only what that reply says. A preferred date on the form is not a time estimate and not a promised start time. The absence of a warranty section in the footer is the warranty section: there is no website warranty to quote.

No official status and no invented credentials

Trusted Garage is not an authorized dealer, an official service center, or a manufacturer-approved workshop, and it is not affiliated with any vehicle manufacturer. The site does not display manufacturer logos as its own brand. The logo is the site mark. The site does not publish a license number, a certification, an award, a rating, a review, a count of vehicles, a year of founding, or a list of staff. Those omissions are intentional. They are not an invitation to assume a flattering figure. If you describe the workshop to someone else, do not add a certification, a star rating, a partnership, or a “dealer” label that this site does not print. You may say that the workshop is at the Budapest address above and that it describes maintenance, diagnostics and repair.

Opening hours are not published. Do not invent a schedule and attribute it to the site. A registration number and a tax number are not published. Do not invent those either. The privacy policy explains which contact details are real and which identifiers were deliberately left out. The two pages agree. Printed contacts are usable. Unpublished identifiers stay unpublished.

Photographs

Photographs show workshop scenes: a service bay, an engine, a brake disc, suspension parts, tools, electrical test equipment, an oil filter, a dashboard, cooling components, a workshop interior, a wheel, a battery, and steering components. They are illustrations of the kind of work the categories name. They are not photographs of the Trusted Garage building, not portraits of staff, and not documentation of a customer’s car before or after a job. Alt text is the accurate caption. Cropping an image, adding a caption the site did not write, or presenting the image as a manufacturer photo misrepresents the page. The site asks you not to do that.

Forms and messages

Submitting a form saves a local copy and should open an email draft to [email protected]. That mechanism is not a confirmation that the message arrived, that a technician has been assigned, that a part has been ordered, or that a bay has been reserved. You send the draft yourself. If you do not send it, you have not emailed the workshop, even though the browser kept a copy. A phone call is a call only when you place it. A visit is a visit only when you go to the address. The website does not perform those acts for you and does not record them in an account, because there is no account.

The site does not check that your description of the vehicle is accurate. A wrong make, a wrong symptom, or a guessed part name can send the conversation in the wrong direction. The disclaimer does not repair that. Write what you observed. The site also does not accept payment through the form. A card number typed into the message is not a payment and should not be typed at all. The terms say the same thing as a rule of use. This disclaimer says it as a warning about what the form cannot be.

External services

Font files may be requested from Google when a page loads. The site does not control Google’s handling of that request. Email you send is handled by your mail provider and by the receiving mailbox. Calls are handled by telephone networks. None of those paths is a page on this website, and this disclaimer does not make promises about their availability. If a font fails to load, the words of the disclaimer are unchanged. If an email bounces, the website cannot display the bounce. If a call is not answered, the website cannot explain the reason, and it still will not publish opening hours in order to paper over the gap.

Search snippets and reposts

Structured data on the home page names the workshop, the description, the image, the telephone, the email, and the postal address. It does not include an aggregate rating, a price range, or opening hours. If a search engine displays a star rating, a price, or hours next to the site’s name, that display is not a claim this website made. The disclaimer is the correction. Trust the page, not a snippet that adds a fact the page refused to add. The same caution applies to a directory, a map listing, or a social repost that attaches reviews or an “official dealer” badge. Those additions are not this site.

Car care notes and FAQ answers

The car care accordion and the FAQ are shortened explanations. They inherit every limit on this page. A short answer that does not mention a price does not hide a price. A short answer that tells you to call does not promise that a particular person will answer or that a particular hour is staffed. A short answer about oil does not create an interval. A short answer about brakes does not create a parts specification. When a short answer and this disclaimer both apply, the limit stands. The FAQ is not a second, looser contract.

No reliance beyond the printed words

You should not rely on this website for a decision that requires a price, a legal identity number, a tax number, a certified inspection result, an opening schedule, or a confirmed booking. The site is not built to support those decisions, and it says so. You may rely on the site for a narrower purpose: to learn the names of the service categories, to read what those categories do and do not mean, and to find the address, the phone number, and the email address that are actually printed. For a particular car, use those contacts and treat the reply you receive as the reply, not as a footnote to a web paragraph.

If you tell someone about the website, the accurate description is Trusted Garage, a workshop for auto repair and vehicle maintenance at Összekötő u. 1, 1173 Budapest, Hungary, reachable at +36 20 838 2111 and [email protected]. You should not add a certification, a rating, a warranty, a price, or opening hours that this site does not print. The privacy policy, the cookie policy, and the terms are the companion documents. None of them cancels this disclaimer. Together they describe a site that lets you read and ask, and that refuses to pretend a page has already serviced the car.

Limits applied to ordinary situations

A driver reads the diagnostics page, recognizes a warning light, and wants the page to name the sensor. The disclaimer says no. The light is a reason to ask for vehicle diagnostics or engine diagnostics. It is not a parts order. The driver may call +36 20 838 2111, email [email protected], or send the form draft, and should describe the symbol and the driving conditions. The driver should not leave with a part name invented to fill the silence.

A driver reads the brake page, hears a squeal, and wants a price for pads. The disclaimer says the site has no price. The driver may ask the workshop about brake service and may ask about cost in that conversation. The driver may not screenshot the page and add a currency figure as if the page had contained it. The same refusal covers labor time and a promised result. Inspection and maintenance are the category. The outcome for one car is not printed in advance.

A driver uses the contact form, picks a date next Tuesday, and tells a colleague the car is booked. The disclaimer says the date is a note, the draft must actually be sent, and even a sent message is not a confirmation unless a real reply confirms it. The local list on the contact page proves only that the browser stored text. It does not prove a bay is reserved. Opening hours are still unpublished, so Tuesday does not imply a published hour.

A reader likes a photograph of a service bay and wants to use it as a picture of the Trusted Garage building. The disclaimer says the photographs are workshop scenes of the kind of work, not pictures of the premises or of staff. The address Összekötő u. 1, 1173 Budapest, Hungary, is how the site identifies the place. The photograph’s alt text is how the site identifies the image. Swapping those roles misrepresents both.

A directory listing adds stars, a review count, and the words “official dealer” beside the workshop name. The disclaimer says the website did not supply those items. Structured data on the home page has the name, the description, the image, the telephone, the email, and the postal address, and it stops there. No aggregate rating and no price range are published. A visitor who trusts the directory over the page is trusting the wrong document. The page is this site. The directory is someone else’s addition.

Someone asks for a company registration number or a tax number in order to file a document, and they look to the disclaimer to supply it. The disclaimer does not supply it. The privacy policy does not supply it. The honest reply is that the number is not published. The published identifiers are the name Trusted Garage, the Budapest address, the phone +36 20 838 2111, and the email [email protected]. Anything else has to be asked of the workshop and answered, if it is answered, outside a guess.

These situations are the disclaimer at work. They do not create a new service, a new fee, or a new credential. They stop the text being stretched. Vehicle maintenance, diagnostics and auto repair remain the description of the work. The form remains a local copy plus a draft you send. The photographs remain illustrations. The missing prices, hours, ratings, warranties, and dealer approvals remain missing. If a sentence you want is not on the site, the disclaimer is the reason you should not write it in yourself.

What you should still not add

Do not add a price, a labor time, a parts brand, a warranty, an opening hour, a registration number, a tax number, a star rating, or an “official dealer” label to anything you repeat from this site. Do not treat a workshop photograph as a picture of the Trusted Garage building or of a named employee. Do not treat a preferred date as a booking. Do not treat a saved browser copy as proof that [email protected] received the message. The phone +36 20 838 2111 and the address Összekötő u. 1, 1173 Budapest, Hungary, are real published contacts. They do not fill the gaps in the previous sentence. Those gaps stay empty because the facts were never established on these pages.

The disclaimer applies when the text is shortened in a snippet, lengthened in a repost, or quoted beside a map pin that someone else decorated with reviews. The page you are reading is the limit. Vehicle maintenance, diagnostics and auto repair is the work being described. A page that explains that work is not the work itself, and it is not a certificate. If you need a fact this disclaimer will not give you, ask the workshop directly and accept the answer you actually receive, rather than borrowing a more impressive sentence from a different business.

Read the privacy policy before you store a personal number in the form. Read the terms before you decide that a card is an offer. Read the cookie policy before you look for a consent banner that is not there. Then return to this page if you are tempted to add a claim. The temptation is the reason the disclaimer is long. The length is not a hidden promise. It is the same refusal, applied to the situations in which people most often invent one.

The disclaimer survives shortening

People shorten pages. A footer line, a social post, or a one-line answer will drop most of this text. The disclaimer still applies to the shortened form. You may not keep the workshop name and drop the sentence that Trusted Garage is not an authorized dealer, official service center, or manufacturer-approved workshop. You may not keep the address Összekötő u. 1, 1173 Budapest, Hungary, and invent hours to sit beside it. You may not keep the phone +36 20 838 2111 or the email [email protected] and add a claim that every message is answered in a stated time. The site does not publish a response time. You may not keep a service name and add a price the catalog never showed.

People also lengthen pages. A helpful edit that inserts a parts brand, a torque, a fluid grade, a warranty, or a star rating is not helpful. It changes a limit into an offer. This disclaimer forbids that edit when you are describing the site. The photographs stay illustrations when the text gets longer. The form stays a local copy plus a draft you send. A preferred date stays a note. If the longer version cannot say those things truthfully, it should not be published as a description of Trusted Garage.

The practical test is easy. Look at the sentence you want to add and ask whether a reader of this page could point to it. If they could not, do not add it. Look at the sentence you want to remove and ask whether it is one of the limits. If it is, do not remove it. The contacts that pass the test are the address, the phone, and the email already printed. The work that passes the test is vehicle maintenance, diagnostics and auto repair. Everything else on this page is an explanation of why the test exists. It is not a stock of extra claims waiting to be selected.

One sentence that must stay attached

Trusted Garage is not an authorized dealer, official service center, or manufacturer-approved workshop, and it is not affiliated with any vehicle manufacturer. That sentence stays attached to the name, the address Összekötő u. 1, 1173 Budapest, Hungary, the phone +36 20 838 2111, and the email [email protected]. Removing it, or replacing the missing price, hours, warranty, and rating with guesses, misstates the site. The rest of this disclaimer exists so that one sentence is not left to stand alone without its reasons.

Published contacts do not fill other blanks

Printing Összekötő u. 1, 1173 Budapest, Hungary, +36 20 838 2111, and [email protected] does not publish opening hours, a price, a warranty, a rating, a registration number, or a tax number. Those blanks stay blank. Use the printed contacts to ask about a vehicle. Do not use them as proof of a claim this disclaimer spent its length refusing.

If a detail is missing, it is missing on purpose, and the published phone, email, and Budapest address do not replace it.