Workshop to recommend for servicing ?

[Hermes_1]

go bms at level 3 amk autopoint.. they r very pro in subaru

 

www.bms.com.sg

 

how about mazda??? i realise the whole forum all is specialise in Toyota, nissan and honda.

 

are bms good with Mazda too?? how are their prices like? exp??

 

Thks

[Gila0gila]

bro thanks a lot for your input..frankly speaking ii tot bms only service tc or fi car

[Hermes_1]

bro thanks a lot for your input..frankly speaking ii tot bms only service tc or fi car

 

sorry bro, may I know what is tc & fi cars??

[Subarugt]

tc is turbo cars

fi is force induction like turbo

[Subarugt]

bro thanks a lot for your input..frankly speaking ii tot bms only service tc or fi car

 

 

no worries as they are pro with all kinds of subaru be it turbo or non turbo

[Subarugt]

how about mazda??? i realise the whole forum all is specialise in Toyota, nissan and honda.

 

are bms good with Mazda too?? how are their prices like? exp??

 

Thks

 

 

normal servicng all wkshop can do

[Mcf777]

it best to buy yr own items and ask the workshop to replace it and pay for the labour.

If the mechanic tells you anything spoilt, just take down the name of the item and go outside to buy.

 

Some of the workshop mark-up a lot on the item.

I had been charged almost 2.5 times by the workshop for a pair of brake-pad.

Really very sad and disappointed with them

 

S$90 becomes S$222.

Furthermore, mine (S$90) is original. The S$222 brake pad I dont know what donkey brand.

from then onwards, i learnt my lesson

Edited July 14, 2010 by Mcf777

[Hermes_1]

it best to buy yr own items and ask the workshop to replace it and pay for the labour.

If the mechanic tells you anything spoilt, just take down the name of the item and go outside to buy.

 

Some of the workshop mark-up a lot on the item.

I had been charged almost 2.5 times by the workshop for a pair of brake-pad.

Really very sad and disappointed with them

 

S$90 becomes S$222.

Furthermore, mine (S$90) is original. The S$222 brake pad I dont know what donkey brand.

from then onwards, i learnt my lesson

 

But how would you know if the outside also never "chop" you?? what workshop is that bro? maybe can share then wouldn't kana "chop"?

 

Thks

[Mcf777]

i buy my own items direct from stockist.

Most of the workshop also buy from stockist in Selegie/Owen/Serangoon/JalanBesar area

[Yeobh]

You buy at end-user prices, shops buy at reseller prices.

Shops cannot survive only on low labour charges, they have to make up the difference from other charges or just cut corners.

[Mcf777]

i totally agreed with you. but 2.5times is really too much to digest.

i am also doing my own business. A little differences, i dont mind paying at all.

[Babyt]

if u do ur own biz, markup ur goods 300% is quite norm. haha.

[Yeobh]

It all depend on which industry you are in.

Edited July 14, 2010 by Yeobh

[Gila0gila]

to everyone who reply to my question..thanks a lot!! anyway what would be the market price for eo gear oil and the front rear tran axle oil change(using workshop product)

[Mcf777]

just call the stockist and ask for the price.

Just add between S$20 to S$50 for the labour charge

[Irene]

Hi l'm looking for workshop to service my 7year old car.

And also would anybody recommend me a place in the WEST for cheap and good polishing job.

Btw how long does it usually take and how much?

[Yuan]

it best to buy yr own items and ask the workshop to replace it and pay for the labour.

If the mechanic tells you anything spoilt, just take down the name of the item and go outside to buy.

 

Some of the workshop mark-up a lot on the item.

I had been charged almost 2.5 times by the workshop for a pair of brake-pad.

Really very sad and disappointed with them

 

S$90 becomes S$222.

Furthermore, mine (S$90) is original. The S$222 brake pad I dont know what donkey brand.

from then onwards, i learnt my lesson

 

I too obtain my parts from stockist and go to my reliable mechanic to do the servicing.

[Snowblind]

Hi bro....you can try searching for min ghee. They have stocklist for few makes of cars. Buy the parts and look ard for a workshop ard your area for labour. Will be cheaper.