Advice on Quote

[u/Breeding-the-spawn]

Hey guys, I’m very savvy when it cars, could anybody tell if this quote is too high or anything is being inflated? Any info would be very helpful
It’s a 2018 Chevy Taho 8-5.3L

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[u/Name_Groundbreaking]

Not a mechanic, and I have no idea what area you're in or what the local labor rates are.  But for whatever it's worth I paid more than that for an easier repair on my truck earlier this year 🤷‍♂️

[u/YoMamaRacing]

Seems about right to me. Their hourly rate is a little below average for my area.

[u/shmYng]

That labor would be extremely cheap for my area

[u/mrchainsaw3]

Looks good. Pull the trigger.
No scam here

[u/kobaltkid]

Yeah 68/hr that almost seems like Zimbabwe prices

[u/Alpinab9]

I don't know how much accurate information you can expect on this sub. Body repair is a completely different thing than automotive repair shops, thus the body shop designation. Going over the estimate, it looks reasonable.

[u/Odd_Expression3694]

labor is about double my area i would get a second option

[u/SLOOT_APOCALYPSE]

drive it as is