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edevlin · 08-18-2006, 12:43 PM

Hi, I'm over in Farmville, VA and our local mechanic will do it for about half that of what Euroclassics in Richmond in Richmond charges. But I am having Euroclassics put on new Michellin's on Monday, and I am having them do the alingment at the same time.

With the costs associated with this "new" toy, tires, MAF sensor and such, the 50.00 or so I would save by having another party do the alingment, does not seem like that much. Also, when I am at the dealer, I always bug Gene, the mechanic that has worked on my Boxster last two times. I ask questions and discuss any issues I am having with the car. For me, that alone, is worth the extra few bucks. Have fun,

Ed

2000 2.7L Boxster
Arctic Silver/Black
Intake/Chip/Cat Bypass
17" stock wheels

08-18-2006, 12:43 PM	#2
edevlin Registered User Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Virginia Posts: 916	Alingment Hi, I'm over in Farmville, VA and our local mechanic will do it for about half that of what Euroclassics in Richmond in Richmond charges. But I am having Euroclassics put on new Michellin's on Monday, and I am having them do the alingment at the same time. With the costs associated with this "new" toy, tires, MAF sensor and such, the 50.00 or so I would save by having another party do the alingment, does not seem like that much. Also, when I am at the dealer, I always bug Gene, the mechanic that has worked on my Boxster last two times. I ask questions and discuss any issues I am having with the car. For me, that alone, is worth the extra few bucks. Have fun, Ed 2000 2.7L Boxster Arctic Silver/Black Intake/Chip/Cat Bypass 17" stock wheels