First Service E89 2.0 2016

Huzee4

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First service carried out today at Sytner, £264.99 just for info .... :(

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Huzee4 said:
First service carried out today at Sytner, £264.99 just for info .... :(

Still can't access my Huzee666 account if one of the moderators sees this post and can help !

Hi, what did they actually change for that money? Was it basically an engine oil change or was there more work carried out :?
Rob
 
Evening Rob, here we go ..... :cry:

Steve
 

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Hmm, so that’s oil & filter along with the cabin micro filter for £265 :cry:
Doesn’t seem very good value to me :(
Rob
 
It's robbery but the car is 18 months old and I want it to have a BMW service history. It'll be a local Indy which I used for my previous E85 when she's out of warranty. Steve
 
Huzee4 said:
First service carried out today at Sytner, £264.99 just for info .... :(

Still can't access my Huzee666 account if one of the moderators sees this post and can help !
You must have missed an email at some point. Try it now?
 
Smartbear said:
Hmm, so that’s oil & filter along with the cabin micro filter for £265 :cry:
Doesn’t seem very good value to me :(
Rob

Makes my heart race in a bad way :cry: bearing in mind the technician will have a job sheet for that task that probably totalled no more than 25mins :cry:
Then folks wonder why 99% of motorists don't like or don't trust main dealers :?
I fail to see why they can't treat a customer with respect & in a manner that shows they actually value the custom ?
 
Huzee4 said:
It's robbery but the car is 18 months old and I want it to have a BMW service history. It'll be a local Indy which I used for my previous E85 when she's out of warranty. Steve

You do know that main dealer servicing is not required for warranty purposes, just so long as whoever does the service uses correct parts?

To be fair though, get them to service it and there should be no quibbles or wriggle room if you need to claim on the warranty, but if you trust your indy and they use genuine parts, then that is an option.
 
I purchased the 5 year or 50,000 mile service pack for £525 when I bought my E89 2.0 in Jan 16 so that seems a potential bargain in comparison.
 
Got my 1st service done on my 35is for £180 by a main dealer, told them not to replace the micro filter as the car is a fair weather machine, hence roof always down so micro filter not needed. Then got a price for the service from one dealer then rang two or three others for a price, they will invariably try to beat the oppositions price within reason, so ended up saving nearly another £40 :thumbsup:
 
Daylight robbery :?

Lucky they didn’t try and tell you your pads need changing :rofl:
 
Huzee4 said:
First service carried out today at Sytner, £264.99 just for info .... :(

Still can't access my Huzee666 account if one of the moderators sees this post and can help !

Out of curiosity, what is the mileage of the car?
 
When I change my oil, I go for a good 10 mile drive to get the engine nice and hot and drain the oil as soon as I get back. I let it drain for about 30 mins while I tart around with the filter and generally tart about. I then allow the jack down at different angles to get even more oil out. There is no way that will happen in a garage/dealers.
 
firebobby said:
When I change my oil, I go for a good 10 mile drive to get the engine nice and hot and drain the oil as soon as I get back. I let it drain for about 30 mins while I tart around with the filter and generally tart about. I then allow the jack down at different angles to get even more oil out. There is no way that will happen in a garage/dealers.

Most reputable garages know how to drain oil properly pal.

https://youtu.be/cV62IpiN-cw
 
R60BBA said:
firebobby said:
When I change my oil, I go for a good 10 mile drive to get the engine nice and hot and drain the oil as soon as I get back. I let it drain for about 30 mins while I tart around with the filter and generally tart about. I then allow the jack down at different angles to get even more oil out. There is no way that will happen in a garage/dealers.

Most reputable garages know how to drain oil properly pal.

https://youtu.be/cV62IpiN-cw
That's just for the camera mush :roll:
 
Huzee4 said:
First service carried out today at Sytner, £264.99 just for info .... :(

Still can't access my Huzee666 account if one of the moderators sees this post and can help !

I got a 3yr service pack for my 2014 35is for £799 when it had its first MOT. Covers the next 3 MOT's, the next three services and the next three brake fluid changes. Just bought my 19yr old a 2018 218i SE Sport and a service pack for that was £399 which covers the same apart from two of the MOT's. Makes my 35is service pack look cheap?
 
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