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On Saturday, March 9, 2019 at 1:27:05 PM UTC, F wrote:
On 09/03/2019 12:42, sm_jamieson wrote: Well there a 1. Chain garages like Formula 1, ATS, Halfords, Quickfit, etc. These do standard jobs (brakes, MOT, service, etc.) They employee semi-skilled mechanics. 2. Dealers, who will obviously do everything for particular range of cars, but are expensive for most jobs (although servicing seems reasonable value). 3. Backstreet garages who will do almost anything, but would you trust them ? I would, if I was friends with someone there. 4. DIY. Well, my back is not so good. So where do I get my radiator fan changed for a reasonable price if I am not currently up to it ? 3 after you have asked for recommendations (not from the owners!). -- F Well I have managed that. A friend suggested a local "backstreet" garage he has been using for years. They have given a good quote that is a nice bit cheaper than the dealers, but not "too" cheap (i.e. dodgy) and offered a choice of manufacturer or aftermarket parts. Good stuff. Simon. |
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