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crazybalhead wrote:Thanks for telling me twice Tr1ad.
So lemme ask nah, anybody does do any of these checks themselves?
slick wrote:
you all do realise that these things they say that they do at the dealership are not really done...they just tick it off on the sheet but half of them things they don't ever do...knew a guy who sent in his 4x4 for servicing at the firm, when he got it back, he checked the oil and it wasn't changed...if you all have any really good friends working at the firms as a mechanic, ask them and they will tell u, u paying for a service through your nose and you are not getting it.
Mini wrote:when I take my van in to lifestyle motors there are 3 types of service at different intervals... they have published what each class of service entails... so i know what i being done everytime... and sometimes I make special requests that they inspect certain things or correct certain problems
triniangie wrote:the hardest thing is tryin to understand what is goin on when you dnt knw ne ting at all...hw the hell r u supos to start? u cant even google it cause u dnt knw what is good, ok, bad or 'bwdmc' cause u jus dnt knw wat to look for!...i still learning my engine parts
im usually asked 'y i need to knw all dat'...n u knw wen ur female, the price goes up a few hundred...as for servicing my car, i ask my bro (who never has time) or any male friend...but im not allowed to touch...*sigh*
thanks to tuner doh, i gettin a lil help out
From what I've seen at Lifestyle Motors
Basic Service:
Change oil and oil filter
Check Air Filter
Adjust Brakes
Alignment
Ppl there is a list and schedule for "firm" service.
BUT how can the owner be sure checks are being done and fluids/parts changed ?
After all customers are not allowed in the garage, and in most cases they are told to come back in 2-3 hours. (Even though they may take 30 mins...cannot charge a customer $1500.00 for 30 mins)
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