Good price for 10k service?
#1
Due to get a 10k service for my WRX at start of Feb. Phoned several dealers near SW London and the price varies significantly.
- B&C West Horsely = £230-£250 (come on guys it's not a Rolls Royce),
- Malrborough Isleworth = £220
- Cheam motors = £161
Anyone recently beat £161? Was the garage open on Saturdays, how did you find the service? I will drive up to 1 hour from Kingston. Anyone used Cheam motors - what did you think of them?
Thanks for your help.
- B&C West Horsely = £230-£250 (come on guys it's not a Rolls Royce),
- Malrborough Isleworth = £220
- Cheam motors = £161
Anyone recently beat £161? Was the garage open on Saturdays, how did you find the service? I will drive up to 1 hour from Kingston. Anyone used Cheam motors - what did you think of them?
Thanks for your help.
#4
Hi
I've used Cheam several times in the past. In fact I bought my car from Bell & Colvill but their servicing was so expensive that I rang around and found that not only were Cheam cheaper, they also offered 10% disco for SIDC members! In the beginning (this isn't gonna be a long story, promise!) they were brill - excellent customer service and did everything they said they would. However in the last year/18months it's become (a) difficult to get an appointment unless you book a month in advance (probably because everyone has heard how good they are) and (b) the customer service isn't as brilliant (knock-on effect of being so busy no doubt - see a!)
Last time I had mine serviced (MY00) I took it to Wilsons in Romford. A bit of a trek but I've got friends over there so it meant a day off work for a round of golf! They were about £50 cheaper than what Cheam or anywhere else locally quoted.
Wouldn't write off Cheam though as I haven't been back for a while.
Hope this helps
Clintyboy
I've used Cheam several times in the past. In fact I bought my car from Bell & Colvill but their servicing was so expensive that I rang around and found that not only were Cheam cheaper, they also offered 10% disco for SIDC members! In the beginning (this isn't gonna be a long story, promise!) they were brill - excellent customer service and did everything they said they would. However in the last year/18months it's become (a) difficult to get an appointment unless you book a month in advance (probably because everyone has heard how good they are) and (b) the customer service isn't as brilliant (knock-on effect of being so busy no doubt - see a!)
Last time I had mine serviced (MY00) I took it to Wilsons in Romford. A bit of a trek but I've got friends over there so it meant a day off work for a round of golf! They were about £50 cheaper than what Cheam or anywhere else locally quoted.
Wouldn't write off Cheam though as I haven't been back for a while.
Hope this helps
Clintyboy
#6
£100 stan palmer including touch up paint and change brake fluid and ecu reset, cheaper at fiskens in forfar but i think that is out of your way and i was going through to carlisle anyway on a saturday morning
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