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I wonder what other owners have been quoted for a 2 year/20000 sevice. I tried two dealers and the quotes are £325 and £285. This seems a bit high. Any thoughts ??
That is digusting service from a main dealer. They ought to damn well know what needs doing and price accordingly. :thumbdown: Simply not good enough :evil:scoobielew said:Sadly my 20,000 mile service was a disater. Got 3 qoutes first was £359 second £205 and third £204 but would match.
Asked £205 guys to confirm that all the items stated on the schedule for replacement were included in the price. Yes they confirmed. On handing over the keys I asked them to confirm changing of the spark plugs as stated for THP 200 they said that was not required however on rechecking their computer system admited it was but they dont keep them in stock and it would be an additional £100 :x
Reluctanly agreed for them to continue with service as I had drived 20 miles to get there. When I returned for the car I was told that air filter hadnt been changed as non in stock :x
I later realised that they hadnt charged for Pollen filter (a scheduled item) when confronted they said they hadnt changed because they would do it at 2 year service contrary to maintenance schedule :shock: :thumbdown:
When I asked them to confirm the price for all the items they were not going to fit or didnt have it came to £385 approx.
I could have have strangled them as I could have had it done 3 minutes from work for the £359
They knocked of about £20 pounds but that level of diservice is not really good enough for a main dealer.
Have since fitted spark plugs and K&N filter myself and so saved a few pounds on labour.
dartanian said:Got mine in January last year, ive done 14000 miles and just had a message flash up saying service due in 1850 miles ??? I thought first service was 20000 miles or two years? Any thoughts?
jrs said:When I take my wife’s car for service (Audi A3) all the parts changed are shown to me when I take delivery.
xzibit206 said:Just had a quote from ecosse based in scotland. £96 I was quoted and the other thing I liked was that they said they would check if the brake fluid needed changed rather than the "we will definately have to change it" I got from another peugeot dealership that wanted £285 for the basic service along with another £50 for the brake fluid change.
And of course, ecosse will be using official peugeot parts so the warranty is still good. Happy days!