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Sounds great pre pandemic, but these days the indies can't get parts the way the dealers can. Heck, the dealers even have a hard time getting parts.
by reaperducer 4y ago
Sounds great pre pandemic, but these days the indies can't get parts the way the dealers can.
Heck, the dealers even have a hard time getting parts.
- grogenaut 4y agoRight now sure... pay who you have to if you need the part. But supply issues will get solved, this is a temp situation. I'm solving the interim by having 4 vehicles + mass transit + wfh.
- __d 4y ago> I'm solving the interim by having 4 vehicles + mass transit + wfh. Is that, maybe, a little bit ... overkill? Quadruple redundancy, plus a failover, plus reduced demand. Phew!
- grogenaut 4y agomy car, my kids car, my wife's car, my motorcycle + bought near a bus route to work + pandemic. Son's car will go away sometime but it's around if I need a replacement car.
- tadfisher 4y agoJunkyards are an option for indy mechanics, unless insurance is being billed. I had a choice between maybe 3 months for a new part or next-day for a junkyard pull. Chose the junkyard pull, but I trust my mechanic to find control arms that aren't bent.