trapperjohn
MB Enthusiast
So should I be with Warranty Direct (never will be) They would take my car for repairs to Quick Fit? Or would I have to have my car serviced there to keep up the warranty. Surely not.
AJA
Active Member
As above. Then talk with your feet and never go back.
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I have used them for oil change and aircon regas, price is right and I'm happy enough.
A plus for me is that I can leave the car all day while at the office and save on car parking!
A plus for me is that I can leave the car all day while at the office and save on car parking!
From memory you joined Warranty Direct and that entitled you to a 'free' MOT at Kwikfit.......
Result...."Oh by the way Sir, you need new pads and discs for the MOT".
No Thanks.
Before this 'Commercial Deal', (Accountants have no doubt dreamed this up), I had Warranty Direct high in my estimation as a result of good service on a friends high mileage Passat.
Now I'm not so sure.
gIzzE
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This is completely true.
18 years ago when I started driving I had a Volvo 340 thing, got a flat just before driving home to parents in Norwich from Leicester, as we got back noticed a rumble, father in law has a garage so put it on the ramp, the wheel bolts were loose and one was missing.
My old man used them to replace a tyre on his 730d a couple of years back and and his rear wheel came off a mile down the road, left with one bolt on.
Quite a bit of damage, they paid up, but not the point, he was just about to join the motorway.
2 weeks ago my brother got them to put a set of new wheels on his 530i that he had bought, they came with tyres on so just a wheel change.
Rear wheel came off and ripped his bumper off, amazingly no other damage, turns out there were bolts still in the hub, so had been over tightened!
3 different branches over different time periods, but is enough to put me off for ever.
18 years ago when I started driving I had a Volvo 340 thing, got a flat just before driving home to parents in Norwich from Leicester, as we got back noticed a rumble, father in law has a garage so put it on the ramp, the wheel bolts were loose and one was missing.
My old man used them to replace a tyre on his 730d a couple of years back and and his rear wheel came off a mile down the road, left with one bolt on.
Quite a bit of damage, they paid up, but not the point, he was just about to join the motorway.
2 weeks ago my brother got them to put a set of new wheels on his 530i that he had bought, they came with tyres on so just a wheel change.
Rear wheel came off and ripped his bumper off, amazingly no other damage, turns out there were bolts still in the hub, so had been over tightened!
3 different branches over different time periods, but is enough to put me off for ever.
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