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turboman786 said:
roystinho said:
What location?
If in/near Leeds then Cramag are a very decent lot. They're in Yeadon/Guiseley
Car ag ain't cheap though.....I've found them to be hardly any cheaper than dealers in some instancesIf in/near Leeds then Cramag are a very decent lot. They're in Yeadon/Guiseley
Plus it's not that far from Bingley really
Bingley? How about ten mins over the tops in Haworth?
Talkwrench on here. High recommended by me, Benjj and several others on here.
He sorted my Z4 electrics out when I left the roof down over night in the pouring rain. This involved not replacing various ECUs and modules, but rebuilding and fixing them.
Oh, I have also trusted him to take the engines to pieces on a couple of my Ferraris as, he probably knows more about how the internal combustion engine works than your average main dealer technician. That's because he's an engineer.
Talkwrench on here. High recommended by me, Benjj and several others on here.
He sorted my Z4 electrics out when I left the roof down over night in the pouring rain. This involved not replacing various ECUs and modules, but rebuilding and fixing them.
Oh, I have also trusted him to take the engines to pieces on a couple of my Ferraris as, he probably knows more about how the internal combustion engine works than your average main dealer technician. That's because he's an engineer.
I have had a real problem finding a good BM Indy in Leeds over the last few years and tried all the usual names like B&M Care/German Autocare and Cramag.
I haven't had bad experiences from either but I've never been 100% satisfied. A few months ago I heard about Anthony who runs The BM Workshop in Leeds and I would highly recommend him to anyone. My car(s) will now not go anywhere else.
Anthony has recently fully serviced my E92 M3 and also tended to a few little bits that I wanted sorted out. Refreshingly he's a really genuine guy and takes real pride in his work. He has a dealer background of course but unlike them actually problem solves like a true (old school) mechanic and isn't happy until he has found the root of any problem.
Apologies for the slightly evangelistic post but I'm confident that once anyone has used Anthony you'll probably share my views.
http://www.thebmworkshop.co.uk
(I have no direct links to The BM Workshop so hope posting the above web link doesn't contravene some PH rules)
I haven't had bad experiences from either but I've never been 100% satisfied. A few months ago I heard about Anthony who runs The BM Workshop in Leeds and I would highly recommend him to anyone. My car(s) will now not go anywhere else.
Anthony has recently fully serviced my E92 M3 and also tended to a few little bits that I wanted sorted out. Refreshingly he's a really genuine guy and takes real pride in his work. He has a dealer background of course but unlike them actually problem solves like a true (old school) mechanic and isn't happy until he has found the root of any problem.
Apologies for the slightly evangelistic post but I'm confident that once anyone has used Anthony you'll probably share my views.
http://www.thebmworkshop.co.uk
(I have no direct links to The BM Workshop so hope posting the above web link doesn't contravene some PH rules)
burriana said:
Bingley? How about ten mins over the tops in Haworth?
Talkwrench on here. High recommended by me, Benjj and several others on here.
He sorted my Z4 electrics out when I left the roof down over night in the pouring rain. This involved not replacing various ECUs and modules, but rebuilding and fixing them.
Oh, I have also trusted him to take the engines to pieces on a couple of my Ferraris as, he probably knows more about how the internal combustion engine works than your average main dealer technician. That's because he's an engineer.
This ^ x 1,000,000Talkwrench on here. High recommended by me, Benjj and several others on here.
He sorted my Z4 electrics out when I left the roof down over night in the pouring rain. This involved not replacing various ECUs and modules, but rebuilding and fixing them.
Oh, I have also trusted him to take the engines to pieces on a couple of my Ferraris as, he probably knows more about how the internal combustion engine works than your average main dealer technician. That's because he's an engineer.
100% Cramag for me.... Used them several times and been around donkey's years good guys that know there stuff they always try to repair rather than replace and certainly not expense and I like to have a look at the cars for sale www.cramag.com some times some of the owners Classic BMW's are there he's a real BMW enthusiast apparently... Is BM Works the one that's only just opened of Roseville road.?
Bemmer said:
100% Cramag for me.... Used them several times and been around donkey's years good guys that know there stuff they always try to repair rather than replace and certainly not expense and I like to have a look at the cars for sale www.cramag.com some times some of the owners Classic BMW's are there he's a real BMW enthusiast apparently... Is BM Works the one that's only just opened of Roseville road.?
Anthony at The BM Workshop is just off Roseville Road on a small industrial estate behind Wilco Motosave (almost hidden), although another BM Specialist has literally just opened round there too. I popped in a few months ago as they were just setting up. They sounded ok but I don't think we're really ready for customers at the time. That's when I found Anthony and my car will now go nowhere else...
scottri said:
+1scottri said:
Decent guys but they quoted me £170 for an oil service.Gassing Station | Yorkshire | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff