Search “90-minute car service” and you will see a clock. Read the terms. The 90 minutes is usually in-workshop time after you approve — not the pickup, not the traffic, not the drop. Paint, glass with a camera, diagnosis, and a clutch are not that job. Relatim does not sell an express clock. Relatim names what will actually take that long.
What can actually be quick
Interval oil and a filter in a free bay, a 12V in a parking lot, a puncture in the tread. Relatim checks who is free for that job today — same-day when someone is free — without pretending every periodic is 90 minutes. Doorstep when the parking allows it. Workshop plus pickup when it does not.
What the clock hides
Skipped filters to hit the time. Pickup sold as “doorstep.” Express dent-paint that cannot bake. Express AC that is a gas can. Relatim itemises. If a line is due, it stays on the quote even if the bay takes the afternoon. Relatim does not charge you to check. You pay the mechanic the amount you approved. Relatim is not an authorised OEM centre.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is 90-minute express car service real?
For a narrow oil-and-filter job in a free bay, workshop time can be about that. Pickup, traffic, paint, glass and diagnosis are not. Relatim names what will actually take that long.
Does the 90 minutes include pickup and drop?
On most express terms it does not — the clock starts after you approve, in the workshop. Relatim names pickup as its own line when it exists.
What if they skip items to hit 90 minutes?
That is the risk of a speed promise. If a line is due, Relatim keeps it on the quote even if the bay takes the afternoon.
What does Relatim promise instead?
Who is free, an itemised quote, your yes before extras. Relatim does not charge you to check.