Car questions? Call for answers.
Having Hum in your car means having a mechanic in your corner. Use the Mechanics Hotline to talk to independent, certified mechanics for unbiased advice on vehicle issues, estimated repair prices, and more.
Having Hum in your car means having a mechanic in your corner. Use the Mechanics Hotline to talk to independent, certified mechanics for unbiased advice on vehicle issues, estimated repair prices, and more.
Hum detected low voltage in my battery. I was able to get it checked and replaced while it was under warranty. Hum saved me out of pocket expenses and kept me from possibly being stranded.Nici
Hum partners with independent mechanics who are certified by the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE).
There are two ways to reach the Mechanics Hotline (Please note that you will need a Hum subscription to use this service):
There are two ways to reach the Mechanics Hotline (Please note that you will need a Hum subscription to use this service):
Hum can help you stay on top of vehicle maintenance in a number of ways:
Unfortunately, no. Hum can detect many issues that are identifiable through your car’s OBD (On-Board Diagnostics) system only. Some examples of issues that are not identifiable through your car’s OBD system include: low windshield wiper fluid, low tire pressure, and headlights or taillights status.
If you suspect something may be wrong, but haven’t received an alert from Hum, you can call the Mechanics Hotline for advice from an ASE-certified mechanic. Press the blue customer service button on the Hum Speaker or call (800) 711-5800 and ask to be connected to the Mechanics Hotline.