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How much are maintenance cost nowadays?

gumball28

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My sister would like me to bring their car to the dealer since they're having some issues. ex replacement of brake cylinder

and if you have any recos that would be great
 
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Yeah, if the brake cylinder is acting up, probably best to let the dealer handle it, you really shouldn't mess with brakes. If the car's still under warranty, might as well take advantage of that. If not, maybe a good local shop could do the job for less.
 
Yeah, my husband has been in the same spot before, I'm glad there's someone who can relate (not that im happy about your situation) but you get me lol, handling car stuff for family. My husband took it to the dealer but that was when he was away for a few days, I could find out from him how he went about it
 
My sister would like me to bring their car to the dealer since they're having some issues. ex replacement of brake cylinder

and if you have any recos that would be great
ok why the dealer? it's kinda expensive, i suggest you opt for the specialists to look specifically into some aspects of the car i guess or something. maybe get a quote from the dealer and an auto shop, both of them.
 
My sister would like me to bring their car to the dealer since they're having some issues. ex replacement of brake cylinder

and if you have any recos that would be great
Depends on the issue, I think you should check it by yourself first. you know, like a simple check, like make sure all connections are properly tightened and all
 
Depends on the issue, I think you should check it by yourself first. you know, like a simple check, like make sure all connections are properly tightened and all
it's a nice recommendation, but it doesn't mean that's the issue. Plus, not everyone knows what they're looking for, so a trip to the dealer or a mechanic shop is better. The price depends onthe model and years, but it will be a couple of hundred dollars
 
My sister would like me to bring their car to the dealer since they're having some issues. ex replacement of brake cylinder

and if you have any recos that would be great
over 300 bucks to change the brake cylinder, I recommend that you do it in the dealership, if you don't know any trusted mechanic
 
It depends on the type of issue and the model in question. Sure, the newer models will probably cost more than the older ones, so I'd say ask the dealer and a few local mechanics to get a rough estimate
 
Depends on the issue, man. but uou can generally expect to spend around $900 per year on average for car maintenance and repairs,
 

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