I would say that's good.My i20n is requires it's 4th year service, although only at 13,000 miles(!).
Local dealer (in Buck's) is quoting £430, which is the easy options as it maintains dealer servicing, warranty, and breakdown cover.
Just wondered if this a reasonable price?
Thanks Stace.I would say that's good.
I paid £440. They quoted this then came back to me and claimed it was a mistake and should have been £530, I held them to the quote.
(Derbyshire)
Have you considered at any point popping back there and saying it's best if you give them the £90 more?I would say that's good.
I paid £440. They quoted this then came back to me and claimed it was a mistake and should have been £530, I held them to the quote.
(Derbyshire)
The 4 year is the big service where the change plugs etcFor me neither of the regular maintenance was more than 300 euros, actually the last one was around 250 euros. This means all filters and the motor oil which I always bring my own.
I live in Romania, so prices might be lower than expected by you, but anyway could be even lower from what I know.
Dealer allows you to bring your own oil? Or this is an independent mechanic?For me neither of the regular maintenance was more than 300 euros, actually the last one was around 250 euros. This means all filters and the motor oil which I always bring my own.
I live in Romania, so prices might be lower than expected by you, but anyway could be even lower from what I know.
European legislation is stating that you can use whatever brand of oil you want to keep the warranty. The only thing that the manufacturer can constrain you is to use the grade and specifications they are recommending. So I bring my own 0W-20 API SN PLUS or SP oil because the dealer only uses Shell.Dealer allows you to bring your own oil? Or this is an independent mechanic?