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Ive had my33 serviced at the Northside Nissan workshop for just over 3 years, but recently their service has been somewhat lack luster. Consequently, I have been looking for somewhere else to get my servicing/tuning done.

Is there anywhere in particular the SAU community recommends? If so, why?

Where do you get your Skyline serviced? Are you happy with the price/quality?

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your just going to start a shite fight with workshops.

the link gives you a list, they are all good otherwise they wouldn't be there.

goodluck :thumbsup:

I Get my servicing at northside Nissan, yeah they are a bit expensive, but one time i had them fix a window regulator as it wasn't workin properly, few days later, while i was washing my car, noticed that one of those plastic screws was missing from the bloody door panel.

Called them up told them that the screw was missing, got the car in there, was in and out in 15 mins.

If your a loyal customer, and your a sauwa member, and you make a complaint, they will look after you.

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