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RA 15,000km Service
Hi Guys,
How much should it cost for a standard 15,000km service for my Ralliart?
Currently quoted $300 from a Mitsubishi dealer.
How much should it cost for a standard 15,000km service for my Ralliart?
Currently quoted $300 from a Mitsubishi dealer.
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I bought mine 4 months before the capped price servicing so I paid about $230 but I supplied my own oil, so $300 all inclusive isn't too bad.
Had my 30k service just before easter and it was $370 for service and coolant flush (again supplied my own oil).
I also scored free brake fluid as I told them not to replace due to my pending brake upgrade but they did it anyway so FREEBIE
Had my 30k service just before easter and it was $370 for service and coolant flush (again supplied my own oil).
I also scored free brake fluid as I told them not to replace due to my pending brake upgrade but they did it anyway so FREEBIE
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John
John
Ended up costing $285... Odd thing is they couldn't rotate tyres because the inner sides have worn to badly and there no longer considered road worthy... they car has 12,000km on it and I could have sworn dealer said they were new when i brought it at 7,000km.
This does not seem normal for the yokohama advan's? i was expecting 25k +
PS
I have never spun the wheels/slid sideways.... took me 12months to do 5,000km
This does not seem normal for the yokohama advan's? i was expecting 25k +
PS
I have never spun the wheels/slid sideways.... took me 12months to do 5,000km
Cheaper option is a Kumho KU31. Probably about $200 per tyre.
If you want to go up to a higher priced and better performing tyre. The Bridgestone RE001, and Michelin Pilot Sport 3 are meant to be very good.
Better off going to a 225 from the standard 215 width. They are a more common size, and therefore you will get them cheaper. 225 is the widest you can run on the standard rims. If you go to an 18x8" rim, look at running a 235 tyre and you might find them a bit cheaper again.
If you want to go up to a higher priced and better performing tyre. The Bridgestone RE001, and Michelin Pilot Sport 3 are meant to be very good.
Better off going to a 225 from the standard 215 width. They are a more common size, and therefore you will get them cheaper. 225 is the widest you can run on the standard rims. If you go to an 18x8" rim, look at running a 235 tyre and you might find them a bit cheaper again.
took some quick pictures just to get an idea,
http://imageshack.us/g/696/img04311.jpg/
I honestly don't see a problem with them they almost look new?
http://imageshack.us/g/696/img04311.jpg/
I honestly don't see a problem with them they almost look new?
looks fine to me but i think it's pretty close to it tho , maybe bring it to a tyre shop and let them properly show you then decide from there , best is to ask them if it's still roadworthy , it can either go three ways.
1. Their dodgy as hell like dealership and ask you to replace it eventhough theres still some meat in it. Solution : Tirerack
2. They check it and still say there's meat and roadworthy , perfect !
3. They properly show you how they check and show you there really isn't any meat left. Time to do some shopping online @ Tirerack
I've bought my set of Hankook V12s Evo from Tirerack and the whole process was smooth and fast , no dramas what so ever , ordered and came in 4-5 business days. Great tire in wet and dry , huge noise reduction compared to my stock Dunlop SP600 and great price @ $900-$930 delivered for 265/35/18.
It's a great daily tire but not the best if you plan to track it. If you only want a set of street tires for daily and occasional trackday , Advan AD08 or Hankook RS3
1. Their dodgy as hell like dealership and ask you to replace it eventhough theres still some meat in it. Solution : Tirerack
2. They check it and still say there's meat and roadworthy , perfect !
3. They properly show you how they check and show you there really isn't any meat left. Time to do some shopping online @ Tirerack
I've bought my set of Hankook V12s Evo from Tirerack and the whole process was smooth and fast , no dramas what so ever , ordered and came in 4-5 business days. Great tire in wet and dry , huge noise reduction compared to my stock Dunlop SP600 and great price @ $900-$930 delivered for 265/35/18.
It's a great daily tire but not the best if you plan to track it. If you only want a set of street tires for daily and occasional trackday , Advan AD08 or Hankook RS3
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