Brake work in Houston
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DO you feel you cannot do this yourself? It takes a jack, stand, and a set of sockets and really isnt that difficult. Most auto parts stores can resurface the rotors for you and sell you the pads. Infiniti can turn them for a ton of $$$ too.
I would do it for some tools if i lived in houston. Come to waco and ill do it for a new set of sockets (~$50) and the turning costs at autozone, ive got a hookup there
I have a problem trusting anyone but myself and the dealership which is why i do 90% of the work myself. Other than those two id pick midas then NTB to do them. Cheers!
I would do it for some tools if i lived in houston. Come to waco and ill do it for a new set of sockets (~$50) and the turning costs at autozone, ive got a hookup there
I have a problem trusting anyone but myself and the dealership which is why i do 90% of the work myself. Other than those two id pick midas then NTB to do them. Cheers!
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Seriously, i, as with many others, have lived in an apartment. In the past i've changed my oil, replaced sway bars, added strut bars, changed pads, etc... all in the apartment lot.
I'm not sure which model G you have, but you could probably also just go ahead and get new rotors from Autozone. Shouldn't cost significantly more than paying to turn the old ones. You may have to shell out for tools now, but those things will grow with you. I still have the socket set and torque wrench i bought from O'Reilly's nearly 10 years ago!
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