FREE LIVE MASTERCLASS: IS THAT CAR NOISE SERIOUS?

3 Common Car Noises: How To Know If It's Serious, Safe To Drive, Or Time To Call A Mechanic

Join Megan, a mechanic and mechanical engineer with 15+ years of experience, as she walks you through 3 common car noises, what they could mean, and how to recognize warning signs so you can make a more informed decision about whether to keep driving or get your car checked.

Thursday, November 12th at 11am ET · or · Saturday, November 14th at 10am ET
Live on Zoom

Choose your preferred time below and I'll send you the link and reminders for your session.

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FREE LIVE MASTERCLASS: IS THAT CAR NOISE SERIOUS?

3 Common Car Noises: How To Know If It's Serious, Safe To Drive, Or Time To Call A Mechanic

Thursday, November 12th at 11am ET · or · Saturday, November 14th at 10am ET
Live on Zoom

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Your Car Is Making A Weird Noise.

How Do You Know If It's Serious?

Maybe it's a squealing sound when you brake. A clicking noise when you turn. Or a rattle that just started out of nowhere.

And now you're wondering whether it's safe to keep driving or if you're about to get hit with a huge repair bill.

In this free live masterclass on November 12 or November 14, I'll walk you through 3 common car noises and help you understand what your car might be trying to tell you:

✓ 3 common car noises every woman should recognize. I'll walk you through what each one sounds like, what could be causing it, and why some noises deserve more attention than others.

✓ How to tell when a noise could be a serious warning sign. Learn what to listen for and which warning signs mean you should stop driving and get your car checked instead of hoping the sound goes away.

✓ What to do when your car starts making a noise you've never heard before. I'll show you what details to pay attention to and how to get a useful recording on your phone so you're prepared when you call the mechanic.

✓ How to explain the problem without knowing a thing about cars. You'll learn how to describe what you're hearing in plain English so your mechanic has the information they need to start investigating the problem.

✓ How to feel more confident when a mechanic tells you what your car needs. We'll talk about the questions you can ask to better understand what's wrong, how urgent the repair is, and what you're being asked to pay for.

Because you DESERVE to know when your car is giving you a warning sign, what to do next, and how to get help without feeling stupid for asking questions.

Thursday, November 12th at 11am ET · or · Saturday, November 14th at 10am ET
Live on Zoom

YES! SAVE ME A SEAT

How Long Have You Been Driving Around Wondering What That Weird Noise Means?

The 3 Noises That Cost Women The Most

We'll go over real recordings of the three most common, and most expensive, car noises: what each one is, and what it's telling you.

The Sound Check

My simple method for any car noise, not just these three. Three questions that pinpoint what the noise is and how urgent it is. No tools, no crawling under the car, no becoming a mechanic.

Exactly What To Say At The Shop

The difference between "it's making a weird noise" and the exact words that make a mechanic take you seriously. Heard, respected, and never an easy target.

Your car starts making a noise you've never heard before.

So you Google it.

One website says it's probably nothing. Another says you need to stop driving immediately. And someone on Reddit says they had the exact same sound and ended up paying $2,000 to fix it.

Well, that's comforting.

So you turn the radio down and listen a little closer. Maybe you ask your dad, your boyfriend, or a friend who knows more about cars.

But nobody can tell you for sure what's going on.

And now every time you get behind the wheel, you're wondering whether you're making things worse by driving.

I see this all the time with women who are perfectly capable of handling just about everything else in their lives.

Nobody ever taught you what different car noises mean or which ones you should be concerned about.

So you're left trying to figure out whether you need to call a mechanic today, whether it can wait until your next oil change, or whether you're worrying over nothing.

And I don't want you making those decisions based on whatever scary answer Google gives you first.

That's why I'm hosting this free live masterclass.

I'm going to walk you through 3 common car noises, explain what could be causing them, and show you the warning signs I want you to pay attention to.

You'll learn what information to gather, when to stop driving and get help, and how to explain what you're hearing to a mechanic without needing to know all the technical terms.

Because you don't need to become a mechanic to take good care of your car.

You just deserve to understand enough about it to know when something needs your attention.

And that's exactly what we're going to talk about live.

Thursday, November 12th at 11am ET · or · Saturday, November 14th at 10am ET
Live on Zoom

YES! SAVE ME A SEAT

Hi, I'm Megan Dietrich.

I'm a mechanic and mechanical engineer, and I've spent more than 15 years working around cars in dealerships, independent shops, and professional motorsports.

But for a long time, I was also the only woman in the room.

In automotive classes, I knew what it felt like to have a question and stay quiet because I didn't want to sound like I didn't belong there.

Then, while I was working at a small shop, a woman came in with a flat tire. Instead of just fixing it and sending her on her way, I showed her what I was doing and how to put her spare back safely.

Afterward, she told me she'd watched her dad and brothers do things like that her entire life, but it had never occurred to her that she could do it too until she saw me do it.

That stuck with me.

Because I realized that when it comes to cars, who you learn from matters.

Most women aren't "bad with cars."

Nobody ever sat them down and taught them this stuff in a way that made them feel comfortable asking questions.

And you shouldn't have to become a mechanic just to understand your own car, explain what's happening, or walk into a repair shop feeling like you belong in the conversation.

That's why I created Women's Car Care 101.

I take the things that can feel confusing or intimidating about owning a car and explain them in plain language you can use in real life.

And that's exactly what we're going to start doing with that weird noise your car is making.

This webinar is for you whether you're a ...

Independent spirit who wants to feel as confident with your car as you do in every other area of life
Practical planner who's ready to stop overspending on car care and start making informed decisions
Self-sufficient woman who's tired of feeling like the "helpless female" stereotype the moment anything car-related comes up

The simple truth is this:

Understanding what your car is telling you is one of the most powerful ways to take control of your independence and invest in yourself.

Not only that, the confidence you gain will naturally spill into every other area of your life.

If you're ready to stop feeling powerless and start feeling in control, let's being building your foundation of car care knowledge and confidence. It's your key to freedom.

One hour. Free. It might save you thousands.

Live on Zoom: Friday, July 31 at 11am ET, or Saturday, August 1 at 10am ET.

Pick your time, bring your questions, and if your car is currently making a noise,

you'll have a chance to submit it before hand!

We'll put it through the Sound Check together.

You'll get a confirmation email with your session's link to join, plus a way to submit your question ahead of time.

FREE LIVE MASTERCLASS: IS THAT CAR NOISE SERIOUS?