You have the option to use the Standard Mileage Rate or the Actual Expenses for your vehicle. If you use the Actual Expenses, yes, you can deduct the cost and the repairs (plus cost of gasoline, maintenance, etc.).
However, that may not be your best option.
If you ever want to use the Standard Mileage Rate for that vehicle, it needs to be used for the first year. Uber and Lyft drivers tend to drive a lot of miles, and in most cases with extremely high miles, the Standard Mileage Rate works out better.
