Fair price on labor costs ...you decide
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Fair price on labor costs ...you decide
Hey guys.
I got some work done by a local shop here and after a harsh winter I am debating on going back to this shop.
The quality of work is pretty good.
I've had no problems with the parts that they've installed.
My only concern is that is their cost of labor justified.
They change about $90 an hour on labor.
here's some of the break down costs of the work done on my car:
1. Installation of block heater : $93
2. Replace both front compression rods: $130.20
3. Wheel alignment (all 4): $84.95
4. Replace a/c belt: $74.40
5. Adjustment of emergency brake (e-brake) $30
So the total was 505.55 for the installation of the above parts.
Let me know if you guys think the costs are too high as I need to get my brakes and other routine maintenance done so I'm assessing whether this shop is reasonable or not.
Thank in advance
I got some work done by a local shop here and after a harsh winter I am debating on going back to this shop.
The quality of work is pretty good.
I've had no problems with the parts that they've installed.
My only concern is that is their cost of labor justified.
They change about $90 an hour on labor.
here's some of the break down costs of the work done on my car:
1. Installation of block heater : $93
2. Replace both front compression rods: $130.20
3. Wheel alignment (all 4): $84.95
4. Replace a/c belt: $74.40
5. Adjustment of emergency brake (e-brake) $30
So the total was 505.55 for the installation of the above parts.
Let me know if you guys think the costs are too high as I need to get my brakes and other routine maintenance done so I'm assessing whether this shop is reasonable or not.
Thank in advance
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Thanks guys. I guess I'll go there again then.
Now to figure out how to get Brake parts for cheap.
Do you guys think a coolant flush and brake fluid flush is better done at the dealership since I've heard many ppl have had issues with it later.
I've been quoted 129 for coolant flush and 159 for brake flush from the dealership.
Now to figure out how to get Brake parts for cheap.
Do you guys think a coolant flush and brake fluid flush is better done at the dealership since I've heard many ppl have had issues with it later.
I've been quoted 129 for coolant flush and 159 for brake flush from the dealership.
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