Hey Product Hunt 👋 I built TorqueBack because of a moment a lot of us have had: standing at a garage counter being told something's wrong with the car, with no way to tell if that's right, or fair, or what it should actually cost. You describe the symptom, TorqueBack asks the follow-up questions a good technician would ask (adaptive, not a fixed form), and you get back ranked likely causes with reasoning, UK cost ranges, and a printable Mechanic Report designed to be handed across the counter — written for the technician, not against them. The one rule I wasn't willing to bend on: no garage pays to be recommended, ranked, or mentioned. Most "free" tools in this space are funded by garage subscriptions, which quietly puts the incentive on the wrong side of the counter. TorqueBack isn't. Free to try — would

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The second opinion you take to the garage

The second opinion you take to the garage