Drumstick
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I found these people very good and they did not seem to be trying to find work for themselves.
Car MOT test offer - Nationwide Autocentres
Thats the place I ment!
I found these people very good and they did not seem to be trying to find work for themselves.
Car MOT test offer - Nationwide Autocentres
Are there any mechanics on here that can give a reason why I shouldn't go to KWIK FIT. It's about 170 quid for service and MOT, is that reasonable?
Anyone recommend anywhere that will do it cheaper?
Just picked up my car from them! Dropped it off at 8:30 for an MOT and full service. They did a pre-MOT check, rang me and told me the two things it would fail on (one of them I knew about). They also told me some other items that I might consider replacing and also some more expensive service items that I could 'upgrade' to. Some I went for, but some, such as replacing the aircon unit as the fins were corroded, I declined.I found these people very good and they did not seem to be trying to find work for themselves.
Car MOT test offer - Nationwide Autocentres
But you will always find someone who has a bad tale to tell about any garage I suppose, so I wait for someone else to say don't go there .
Just picked up my car from them! Dropped it off at 8:30 for an MOT and full service. They did a pre-MOT check, rang me and told me the two things it would fail on (one of them I knew about). They also told me some other items that I might consider replacing and also some more expensive service items that I could 'upgrade' to. Some I went for, but some, such as replacing the aircon unit as the fins were corroded, I declined.
They then did the MOT and a full service and I picked it up at 2:00pm. Also I got a 15% discount for being an AA member!
Before AA discount the service was £200 and the MOT £53.10 (VAT inc) so at £253.10 it's more expensive than Kwikfit. After that I guess it depends on what needs doing; it also me cost an additional £95 to fix the two bits to get it through the MOT and another £130 for the extra bits and bobs I mentioned. The car was registered in 2002 and it's got nearly 90,000 on the clock so there's always something that needs tweaking, but I should stress it was my choice. The man said I could just have the service and the MOT problems fixed and the car would be "absolutely sound no problems." There was no: "well it won't fail the MOT but you really should have it fixed."How much it set you back?