Annual Service Costs
01-12-2002, 11:09 PM
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Annual Service Costs
I was pleasantly surprised to be able to book my car in for it's annual service last Friday - they did it same day!
I was further surprised and pleased to get a bill for
I was further surprised and pleased to get a bill for
01-13-2002, 01:02 AM
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I think I must be relatively easy on tyres as we checked my rears before a track day yesterday, 12K miles including 2 track days and they were both standing at 4.5mm.
I had S02 pp's on my prelude and they were knackered after 12K and that was without any track days.
Your wear seems a little high to me unless you have a heavy right foot
if thats not the case then you may want to get a full 4 wheel alignment done to make sure everything is ok.
Goog Luck
I had S02 pp's on my prelude and they were knackered after 12K and that was without any track days.
Your wear seems a little high to me unless you have a heavy right foot
if thats not the case then you may want to get a full 4 wheel alignment done to make sure everything is ok.Goog Luck
01-13-2002, 09:20 PM
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I get the impression Honda keep the service cost down to encourage people to do the service - maybe helps keep down later issues and keep reliable brand image intact.... I also pay more for my family Nissan than I do for the Honda.
A lot of people skip regular maintenance when they are short of a bob two - a big false economy.
A lot of people skip regular maintenance when they are short of a bob two - a big false economy.
02-01-2002, 10:38 PM
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seems to me that if you are at all worried about the service costs then you have bought the wrong car - I never look at service charges - just buy and enjoy the car you desire.
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02-01-2002, 11:23 PM
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Originally posted by Shabby
seems to me that if you are at all worried about the service costs then you have bought the wrong car - I never look at service charges - just buy and enjoy the car you desire.
seems to me that if you are at all worried about the service costs then you have bought the wrong car - I never look at service charges - just buy and enjoy the car you desire.
02-03-2002, 10:40 AM
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Have not yet got to servicing time , it does seem that the stook is relatively cheap in this respect 
, was in Temple Honda Harlow last week looking @ the New 2002 in the showroom and spoke to service manager on this very point , he suggested that the service schedule is pretty much the same as the mundane Honda cars hence the price
Also suggested price to revise suspension to 2002 spec about
, was in Temple Honda Harlow last week looking @ the New 2002 in the showroom and spoke to service manager on this very point , he suggested that the service schedule is pretty much the same as the mundane Honda cars hence the price Also suggested price to revise suspension to 2002 spec about
