Agent successfully gathered enough information to explain SOS Pneus Genève's core offering, pricing, and target audience. However, the site required navigation beyond the homepage to /tarifs to expose pricing at all; the homepage itself claims 'clear prices announced in advance' but provides none, creating friction that forced the agent to guess that prices existed on a separate page.

• ›Homepage claims 'tarifs clairs annoncés à l'avance' (clear prices announced in advance) but displays zero prices — the actual pricing table only exists on /tarifs, a separate page not linked from the homepage navigation. The agent had to follow a link from [0] to reach [1], and the homepage design itself invites the misreading that pricing is unavailable.
• ›Multiple pricing ambiguities remain unresolved on the /tarifs page itself: the central Geneva call-out fee is stated as both 'from CHF 40' and CHF 30 (in the title and VIP tier value) with no clarification; discount scope is undefined (do −10%/−15%/−20% apply to fittings, swaps, call-outs, or all?); urgent surcharge stacking is unexplained.
• ›The site published structured pricing for fittings, swaps, call-outs, puncture repair, and subscription tiers in a readable table format on /tarifs, making it machine-readable; however, critical terms like subscription commitment, cancellation, billing cycle, and warranty are absent entirely — the agent filled these gaps with model memory inference, not site content.
• ›The homepage references '30-minute response' and 'live availability check' but provides no conditions, calendar, or booking interface — claims are presented without evidence or operational detail, forcing the agent to flag them as unverified.
• ›Site is navigable for core discovery (what/who/prices) via two-step fetch; homepage design and pricing placement create friction by hiding the price list, but the /tarifs page is complete enough to answer the task when found.