Calvin West
Well-Known Member
Re: Servicing
Broke My Wallet.
Broke My Wallet.
iankaw;1093818 said:Just did 70k service:
From Eng Soon:
- bmw engine oil
- zf atf
- rear axle oil
- oil pan
- air / oil / aircon filter
- front brembo rotors
- rear zimmermann rotors
- brake sensors
- bosch spark plugs
From coco world:
- front n rear hawk hps brake pads
From ws:
- labour for all above
- wheel alignment
Now bedding in the new brake system...
So far am happy with this ikan billis ws![]()
rssid;1092624 said:Go direct to distributors for parts and pieces and bring them to a reputable workshop for labour. Workshops I always frequent are MBM and 2277 they always welcome me bringing in my own parts and labour is reasonable. i don't believe that only MA or PML knows best that's just someone who has little or no knowledge in maintaining or learning about their car would say or has deep pockets.
I buy my oil from mxtradings buy my own oil filter and spark plugs from distributors, airfilter is a k&n so self clean at home go to ikan bilis ws and let them do and watch them closely as to how much oil they fill i.e. E60 523i only needs 6.5L. Most of the time the workshops have guys who are ex pml workers so no issues there. Plus BMWs are not that complicated if you do your research if not most ws also have the OBD scanners to diagnose any issues. I'll never go back to PML or MA as long as the car is out of warranty as theres nothing outside workshops can't do cheaper and better and faster and cuz im a cheap arse who likes to tinker with my own car.
Then choose ws which do not impose surcharge for bringing own parts. Some ws such as riverview frown on customers that bring own partstheboysact;1094242 said:Well said.