Hyundai: Jiffy Lube, Oilchangers etc.

I take my car to the trie and lube section at wal*mart, and have never had
a problem, neither has any of my family that take their cars there

As the previous poster has stated, I have heard positive feedback from
people going to Walmart.
The reason I started doing all maintenance work myself was not
because the mechanics are incompetent. Most mechanics get paid by the
job, so they tend to rush things to get more jobs done during a day.
This leads to screw ups which is what you as the consumer notice as
incompetence. If you do it yourself you take your time and you know
you are doing it right.

My 2 cents,
Nick


On Wed, 18 Aug 2004 17:21:47 -0700, Bob <com> wrote:
 

penzoil on bank street done good job ... for oil changes and emmisions...

Justin


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Justin Yoo <com> wrote: 

Oh yeah, bank street.
Did you forget that the people on this group live all around the
world? Just a reminder ;-)

Moshe

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On 20 Aug 2004 11:05:25 -0400, Moshe Jacobson <net>
wrote:
 
Actually, I like the one on Credit Union Drive better.

: )

J.W.

Bob wrote: 

I ended up taking my car to a new Hyundai dealer nearby and was
pleasantly surprised. They did it for $33 while I waited, had me out of
there in half an hour and even washed my car!

"Bob" <com> wrote in message
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My own rule of thumb is to not let anyone touch my car that will not let me
watch what they are doing. I do not mean that I need to get under the car
with them, but if there is a window I am OK.

Bob wrote:
 

Why don't you just do it yourself. That way, you'll know it was done
right and you won't have to deal with someone trying to gouge you for
unnecessary work. Install one of the Fram or Fumoto drain valves the
first time and it makes the process faster and cleaner from then on.