So i took my car to a Nissan service shop during my lunch..
#1
So i took my car to a Nissan service shop during my lunch..
He wrote on my order receipt:
2005 Nissan Skyline 350GT
Synthetic - $65.00
i stood right next to them to make sure they really put synthetic.. but the comedy part is, how can a nissan service rep not know its a G35? or maybe he didnt care...
2005 Nissan Skyline 350GT
Synthetic - $65.00
i stood right next to them to make sure they really put synthetic.. but the comedy part is, how can a nissan service rep not know its a G35? or maybe he didnt care...
#2
Guys who work at the dealerships and who are not actually part of sales don't really care what kind of car you have. As long as you're willing to pay, they'll write up the service request for you. All service reps do is write down what the problem is and send it off to the mechanics. Then move on to the next.
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#5
Originally Posted by Day177017
He did get Synthetic. Regular oil at Infiniti is about $45 now
Not to mention I like getting under my vehicles on a regular basis.
I can't see paying ANYONE $65 to change my oil unless I was physically unable to do it myself, in which case I doubt I'd own this car.
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Originally Posted by GeeWillikers
Sorry. No one touches my car but me. Not because of price, but because generally I receive sub-standard service and waste more of my time making things right than I would expend just doing it myself.
Not to mention I like getting under my vehicles on a regular basis.
I can't see paying ANYONE $65 to change my oil unless I was physically unable to do it myself, in which case I doubt I'd own this car.
Not to mention I like getting under my vehicles on a regular basis.
I can't see paying ANYONE $65 to change my oil unless I was physically unable to do it myself, in which case I doubt I'd own this car.
I totally agree!!!!
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Originally Posted by GeeWillikers
Sorry. No one touches my car but me. Not because of price, but because generally I receive sub-standard service and waste more of my time making things right than I would expend just doing it myself.
Not to mention I like getting under my vehicles on a regular basis.
I can't see paying ANYONE $65 to change my oil unless I was physically unable to do it myself, in which case I doubt I'd own this car.
Not to mention I like getting under my vehicles on a regular basis.
I can't see paying ANYONE $65 to change my oil unless I was physically unable to do it myself, in which case I doubt I'd own this car.
++1 on that brotha! lol
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Don't drop the soap................
Between 5 quarts of Mobil 1 synthetic and a K&N oil filter my total is only
$35.......the plus factor here is that I know everything is done correctly.
If you took your oil and filter to the stealership would they charge you
the extra $30 to do the labor for ya? I guess if they thought they could
get away with it.......they would!!
$35.......the plus factor here is that I know everything is done correctly.
If you took your oil and filter to the stealership would they charge you
the extra $30 to do the labor for ya? I guess if they thought they could
get away with it.......they would!!
#11
Originally Posted by mc2
you take your car to walmart
Originally Posted by GeeWillikers
Never mind the rest of the story, I can't believe you paid $65 for an oil change. Holy smokes.
I guess im lucky, my friend is a manager at Jiffy Lube & I get a synthetic oil change at the shop for $20 using the shops oil & filter, catch is I have to change it myself but i dont mind.
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