Driving in winter... (mild 56K warning)

Originally Posted by JB1 Purist, do you have a shop you can take it to? I know of 3 shops with lots of Z experience in the area, used one

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01-11-2011, 06:45 PM

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Originally Posted by JB1

Purist, do you have a shop you can take it to? I know of 3 shops with lots of Z experience in the area, used one of them myself before and a friend of mine used the other two. Let me know if you need reviews.

I am extremely interested. I would rather not get screwed over at the dealer. Unfortunately, I don't know of any specific shops that have Z experience. I just know of a couple shops in the Chicagoland area... such as AMS, P&L, and ... I can't remember.

Although, I would have to hope that State Farm will pay out to them.

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