HELLAS said:Can't help with the service, but the brakes is a definite DIY. I always did my Polo's brakes since, well since is a VW and how hard is it to work on a VW... But on the E46 I thought, ok, this is a BMW and it needs 'specialist' attention. The shop (note, not the dealer), swapped the front, but didnt have stock of the rear pads. So after I ordered the rears FOR them..., I decided to DIY. Again how hard can it be. And result: EASY AS PIE!!! Done one, done 'em all!
patrickdelport said:Go to Zeemax in Paarden Eiland dude they are very decently priced & I am pretty sure they will drive you around if need be , you can take the N1 all the way there so it will probably take you as long to get there as to any other shop. plus you'll walk away knowing your bmw is in good order!
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NoFear said:Well just when I bought my car (5 years back) it had a problem, we went to Lyndhurst Auto and they had a look at it and they came back with a long quote of needing to repair this and that for 10k :nono: we said they were crazy and went to our local BMW garage in Rustenburg. They took a look and the only thing wrong was just a faulty sensor and changed it for R600, but ja we don’t have troubles with Rustenburg BMW after all my Dad bought his car there and are happy with the service and things, just a week waiting list to service your car that’s to only downside.
Another thing is I think its beter to service your own car. Did myne a couple of times just putting te best parts in and I can feel the difference, think they put maar cheap crap in.