Why can't I do X in Team Garage?

Team Garage is deliberately focused — identity, readiness, setup, and service history for a driver's vehicle. Here's what it doesn't do, and where to go instead.

"Why can't I log tire pressures on a team vehicle?"

Pressure, temperature, wear, and photo readings belong to a session — see Log your tire pressures. Authorized staff add them under Tire check on the Team session's Setup tab. The vehicle's Tires tab is for tire sets and their usage, rather than entering readings.

"Where are setup sheets or pre-run/post-run checklists?"

Setup sheets are on each Team vehicle's Setup tab — see Team setup sheets and race-day heats. There are no pre-run or post-run checklists; use the readiness note or a service report for that.

"Can I track parts or work orders?"

Not currently — log that kind of detail in a service report's description instead.

"Why didn't a failed inspection automatically set the vehicle to Grounded?"

Readiness is always set by a person, never by the app — see Track readiness: Ready, Needs attention, Grounded. Logging a service report never changes readiness on its own; you still have to update the status yourself.

"Can I link a service report to a specific session?"

No — service reports live on the vehicle. What you can link to sessions is the setup: assign a session to the heat it ran on, from the session's Setup tab.

"Can I move a vehicle to a different driver?"

No — a vehicle belongs to one driver's profile for its whole life, and the Garage fleet list has no reassign option. Archive it on the old profile and add a new one on the new profile instead.

"Is there a mechanic role?"

Yes. Invite someone as a Mechanic and they can set readiness, log service reports, edit, archive and restore vehicles, and work on setup sheets — but not add vehicles, and not see drivers' contact or guardian details or notes. The owner can also limit each mechanic to the drivers they're assigned.

"Why can't I change a tire set?"

Team tire changes need a connection, an active vehicle, and permission to work on that vehicle. Connected drivers and anyone viewing an archived vehicle get read-only access. A mechanic restricted to assigned drivers can only change tires on those vehicles. See Manage tire sets for your vehicle.