Park your car at a distance, then ask for quotations from 3 workshops, then you wil know the approximate price. You agree with the price and type of shock absorbers then drive your car in. Most at Jln Indah 16 are quite okay.
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Park your car at a distance, then ask for quotations from 3 workshops, then you wil know the approximate price. You agree with the price and type of shock absorbers then drive your car in. Most at Jln Indah 16 are quite okay.
Hi FB, thanks for the reference. Much appreciated and will do as suggested.
Very good guidance from FB.
Meanwhile a very nice shop doing windscreen repair in Bukit Indah. Brand is branched out from Singapore. Takes about 30 minutes or less for simple repairs. After the repair is done, car can be washed etc.
About 80 RM for small repairs on your windscreen. Always try to repair first before replacement as original is the best.
Meanwhile a very nice shop doing windscreen repair in Bukit Indah. Brand is branched out from Singapore. Takes about 30 minutes or less for simple repairs. After the repair is done, car can be washed etc.
About 80 RM for small repairs on your windscreen. Always try to repair first before replacement as original is the best.
Always have good experience with the guys from AKRR. Good place to look for Hyundai cars and service. The location is a bit off though, in Tampoi area.
https://www.facebook.com/AKRRHyundai
https://www.facebook.com/AKRRHyundai
Bro is this in Bukit Indah 'around the corner' from "Mr. 1 Malaysia". I'm looking to fix the stone chip on my windscreen!
Hi Myrsing,
Got any answer to your question? I am also considering one too...but an auto one...hehehe..
Got any answer to your question? I am also considering one too...but an auto one...hehehe..
No response fm here leh. Wuqi PM also full. :(
I think getting a smaller...umm...Myvi (?) is good as it's less conspicuous...somemore can pump local petrol...hehehe...
I think getting a smaller...umm...Myvi (?) is good as it's less conspicuous...somemore can pump local petrol...hehehe...
Yes, its a budget car. Very convenient to drive. But i love suv 7 seater.
They should be much cheaper. Why not? They show off your wealth. Robbers will love you.
Then,shall buy higher 马力 car can zoom up to genting.
I'm sure you will have fun with the robbers in zhng Proton with 3-litre engine :p
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Are there anyone driving the 4x4 pick ups ? which of the following has the easiest-to-find, and cheap parts ?
Toyota Hilux
Mitsubishi Triton
Ford Ranger
Nissan Navara ,..
...?
Where can I get the accurate prices on-line ?
Thanks
Toyota Hilux
Mitsubishi Triton
Ford Ranger
Nissan Navara ,..
...?
Where can I get the accurate prices on-line ?
Thanks
Personal picks for cars for driving in Malaysia would be:
Small car
Perodua Myvi
MPV
Perodua Alza
Toyota Wish
SUV - For when the occasion arises.
H2
Landcruiser
FJ cruiser
Large MPV
Hyundai Starex (wish they will bring in the luxury version or the 4x4 capable version)
4x4 Pickup
Ford Ranger (vibrates less than the other 4x4 for rear passengers and more rear seat comfort)
Small car
Perodua Myvi
MPV
Perodua Alza
Toyota Wish
SUV - For when the occasion arises.
H2
Landcruiser
FJ cruiser
Large MPV
Hyundai Starex (wish they will bring in the luxury version or the 4x4 capable version)
4x4 Pickup
Ford Ranger (vibrates less than the other 4x4 for rear passengers and more rear seat comfort)
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