When you repair before failure, you are taking advantage of the value built into DYF parts, which are designed to last multiple lives.

If you let parts progress to failure, you could be spending as much as 2.5 times more for the cost of your repair.

Another problem is potential contingent damage that could be caused to other pars –parts that don’t typically need replacing.

When you do let parts progress to failure,DYF studies show that nearly 90% of the time those failures could have been prevented – and that’s money out of your pocket.