7500 Mile Servicing & Tire Rotation
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7500 Mile Servicing & Tire Rotation
I was recently due for the 7500 servicing and told the dealer that I only wanted an oil change and tire rotation. They tried to charge me $80 for just the "tire rotation/balancing" alone. Anyone heard of this?? Should I just take it to another place to get the tires rotated for ~20 bucks?
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Use this experience to save yourself some grief. The service rep is a salesman. You can spend $3,000 on premium service in the first 60,000 miles, or you can spend $500 on Schedule 2 service doing it yourself, and anything inbetween. Get out your service and maintenance guide, read it, and you will know more about what Infiniti recommends for maintenance on your specific car than the service rep. It's a job for these guys, not a calling, they do what they're told, which is to make money for the dealership. The dealership is not Infiniti and vice-versa. I believe that nearly every owner wants to do what the factory recommends for these cars, but you are going to pay for a whole lot more than that if you walk into a dealership with no knowledge.
Premium service, usually the starting point for what the typical dealership calls 'service' -[U]more[U]maintenance items are regularly checked or replaced - 'may optimize the performance, reliability, and resale value of your vehicle'. In my opinion, great if you feel good having someone else lavish attention on your 'baby', or you're going to own the car for 150,000+ miles and preventive maintenance will be repaid by getting the maximum life out of every component - transmission, radiator, brake system, etc.
Schedule 1 - your car is a daily driver, some stop-and-go. Most of us are in this category.
Schedule 2 - Almost all highway, almost all trips 5 miles or more in temperate conditions. I might add, you can't see yourself owning it for more than a few years.
So I recommend deciding which category you fit in, and if you're in the middle, put yourself up one category and stick with it as long as you own your car. Best of luck
Premium service, usually the starting point for what the typical dealership calls 'service' -[U]more[U]maintenance items are regularly checked or replaced - 'may optimize the performance, reliability, and resale value of your vehicle'. In my opinion, great if you feel good having someone else lavish attention on your 'baby', or you're going to own the car for 150,000+ miles and preventive maintenance will be repaid by getting the maximum life out of every component - transmission, radiator, brake system, etc.
Schedule 1 - your car is a daily driver, some stop-and-go. Most of us are in this category.
Schedule 2 - Almost all highway, almost all trips 5 miles or more in temperate conditions. I might add, you can't see yourself owning it for more than a few years.
So I recommend deciding which category you fit in, and if you're in the middle, put yourself up one category and stick with it as long as you own your car. Best of luck
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$35 here, my dealership always has some kinda specials going on...usually they have the $35 for oil change coupon using penzoil synthetic...$35 for a oil change and car wash? yes please ![Smilie](https://g35driver.com/forums/images/smilies/smile.gif)
http://nalleyinfinitidecatur.com/Specials-Service.aspx
this month it's $20 off anything for service
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http://nalleyinfinitidecatur.com/Specials-Service.aspx
this month it's $20 off anything for service
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