Alternative to dealer service center

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  1. Slowsoul

    Slowsoul Member

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    2 questions...

    1.Does anyone know of any other service centers around town that service subarus?

    2.Can anyone recomend a shop that I can take my hubs to and get new wheel bearings pressed into?

    Thanks
     
    #1 Slowsoul, Nov 17, 2006
  2. AirMax95

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    Top Speed?
     
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  3. Slowsoul

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    Top Speed...is that a service center? Where are they located?
     
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  4. Slowsoul

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    So, everyone here gets their cars serviced exlusively at Subaru Dealerships?
     
    #4 Slowsoul, Nov 19, 2006
  5. thebigph

    thebigph longing for another subie
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    whether topspeed can do it or not i would try to find somewhere else to go. SoG is a really good place to go. is it the price you're worried about?
     
    #5 thebigph, Nov 19, 2006
  6. lostinthewoods

    lostinthewoods Frisco Tx Baller

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    Or most service it themself. Depends what kind of "service" u need.
     
    #6 lostinthewoods, Nov 19, 2006
  7. Deke

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    Yeah, what kind of service are you looking for?
     
    #7 Deke, Nov 19, 2006
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    I get the service done on my WRX at Tires Plus on Sandy Plains Rd. in east Cobb. Their lead tech is AWESOME!
     
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  9. Slowsoul

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    Wheel bearing replacement at the dealer is $650.00 per side, and they wont let me just bring them the hub (warranty polices etc). So, I am either looking for a shop that can do it cheaper, or a shop that will let me bring them my hubs.
     
    #9 Slowsoul, Nov 19, 2006
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