Enter your reg and PriceMyRepair reads your car's MOT history, flags the repairs it predicts (urgent / soon / watch), and prices each one for your exact make and model — using official DVLA and DVSA data plus our repair-price database. Free, instant, no sign-up. Then compare live quotes from 18,000+ local garages. No more guessing what the garage will charge.
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I built PriceMyRepair because car repairs in the UK are a black box. You get a quote, and you have no idea if it's fair — dealer prices average ~50% more than independents for the same job, and most drivers only find out after paying.
Here's how it works: enter your reg, and we pull your car's details from DVLA and its full MOT history from DVSA. We translate the advisories ("brake disc worn", "corroded coil spring") into actual repairs, price each one for your exact make and model, and show you what's urgent, what's coming soon, and what to watch. Then you can compare quotes from local garages.
A few principles I stuck to:
- No sign-up, no paywall — the check is free
- Honest pricing — we tell you when the cheap fix is the right one (a £40 caliper service instead of a £300 caliper, a drop link instead of new shocks)
- We're on the driver's side — the site is full of questions to ask your garage before agreeing to expensive work
Transparency: we may earn a commission when you book through our comparison partner, at no cost to you. That's the whole business model — no ads, no selling your data.
Would love your feedback — especially from anyone who's ever been quoted a suspiciously round number for a clutch. What repair cost surprised you most?
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Would love to see a side-by-side comparison view for the garage quotes, showing parts, labour, and VAT broken out so it's easier to spot which one is actually including everything. That would make the choice much clearer.
Would love to see a side-by-side comparison view for the garage quotes, showing parts, labour, and VAT broken out so it's easier to spot which one is actually including everything. That would make the choice much clearer.