Service price survey

just paid $106. for oil, tyres and 35 point inspection, including fluid top ups.

 

The dealer I go to offers a 3-pack of synthetic oil changes, tire rotations, and multipoint inspections for $150. Pretty good deal. Although, I just dropped it off this morning and they asked if I wanted to do the 90k service for $850!?!?! I almost laughed in their face, but politely declined.

 

Hmm I did the multipoint insepction, tire rotation with oil-change (synt) and 79.99+ tax final price paid 87.10 and they I got the state inspection as a comp (around $37 ...) NYC Metro Area

 

My local dealer charges:

Oil and filter change only, $56.00 synthetic
Tire rotation (no balance) $15.00

 

Just looking through the US booklet, I see the major items it entails:

1. Engine Oil and Filter change
2. Replace Engine Air Filter
3. Replace Cabin Air Filter
4. Rotate Tires
5. Major Brake Inspection

I'd say $650 would be reasonable for that. I'd waive the two air filter changes, just check them yourself, knock off say $100.

 

Even at 650 I'd still have a problem with that, at least without known what exactly "Major Brake Inspection" entails. The other services oil change and tire rotation normally are had for less than or around $100....so $550 or more for "Major brake inspection" is too much, assuming this is only an inspection and does exactly that just inspects and doesn't do anything tangible to the brake system

 

Pull off caliper, clean and relube contact points (piston face and "fingers" on opposite side)
Pull off clean, relube and reinstall pins
Remove, inspect, clean, relube and reinstall pads and shims
Check rotor thickness against spec with micrometer
Check rotor runout with dial gauge
Possible clean up of rotor, depending on condition