mecsw500
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Oh that I know the drill. I also know that getting things done on the cheap by people with neither the skills, the experience or the equipment rarely turns out well. I'm sure you see the result of a lot of that coming through your shop, after the damage is done. People don't budget properly for tires and servicing. It's the total cost of ownership, not just the out the door price.Ii am sure tthere are good techs out there with integrity, though I also know dealerships put pressure on in some cases as 'Time is Money'. I just wish everyone had the high standards. In my opinion, a high standard should BE the standard. But you can wish in one hand and... well, you know the drill.
I learned you have to build a relationship with a service shop to become trusting of their diagnosis and repairs. The high standard should BE the standard and the level of trust should be implicit just by having the manufacturers Logo on the building. Unfortunately...