Should I expect to pay for tire rotation?
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Should I expect to pay for tire rotation?
I'm bringing my 8 in for an oil change this weekend and will ask the dealer to rotate the tires. Seeing as how I've always brought my 8 to them and given them stellar reviews, should I expect to be charged to rotate the tires (stock)? If so, how much?
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That question should be asked of the dealership. It's hard for us to know how much free work they want to do for you. The one time I paid the dealer to do it I was charged 9.95
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I'd expect to pay for it at the dealership. Unless you go to a specific tire place and buy tires from them and pay upfront for some kind of "free tire rotation and balancing for the life of the tires" program. It's a measly $10 at the dealership I go to so I always just tell them to do it with the oil change. Tires ain't cheap for the RX-8 after all.
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Update.
Well I brought my baby in for an oil change, tire rotation and to check a "ticking" coming from the passenger's side window. When I asked what the charge for the rotation was, he said 30 minutes labor...so $66 in total with the oil change. I handed him a mazdacare coupon for a Winter Service which included oil change, rotation and other safety checks for $39. So that's what I ended up paying. Also, the window regulator needs to be replaced and they didn't have one in stock (no big surprise).
AND....they put the car through a car wash (I forgot to tell them not to)....the wash managed to rip one of the front license plate bolts out and I didn't notice this until I got home. It appears that it stripped the nut inside the front fender and I can't get another 8mm to catch. Hopefully, they'll fix it for me...Do you think the OEM front license plate holder would be covered under warranty? One can only wish.
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Well I brought my baby in for an oil change, tire rotation and to check a "ticking" coming from the passenger's side window. When I asked what the charge for the rotation was, he said 30 minutes labor...so $66 in total with the oil change. I handed him a mazdacare coupon for a Winter Service which included oil change, rotation and other safety checks for $39. So that's what I ended up paying. Also, the window regulator needs to be replaced and they didn't have one in stock (no big surprise).
AND....they put the car through a car wash (I forgot to tell them not to)....the wash managed to rip one of the front license plate bolts out and I didn't notice this until I got home. It appears that it stripped the nut inside the front fender and I can't get another 8mm to catch. Hopefully, they'll fix it for me...Do you think the OEM front license plate holder would be covered under warranty? One can only wish.
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i seriously doubt a car wash stripped a bolt. most likely the PDI tech fucked it up. they should replace it under warranty, or atleast tap the hole for you. atleast you got everything done for a decent price. make sure to give them a good score on their survey, that way they'll take care of you again.
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