DFW Service Help

[hummer74]

i live in the same area. once mine goes out of warranty this would be good info to have.

[lennyrebel]

I've bought a dozen new vehicles in the last 20 years. With a greasegun an oilcan and a couple jugs of oil I rarely went to dealer. If you keep records of oil changes etc your covered for major items. I probably only returned to dealer once for every 2 vehicles. I've even done alighnments with flat garage floor bubble level ,a couple straight edges and a tape measure . Course a full set of tools and a decent size garage helps. Regards The Rebel

[Ed G.]

Try Classic in Grapevine. I purchased my H2 from them and always received A+ service.

[tomp]

Sewell in Plano and Dallas is the biggest ripoff in the business! Avoid them at all cost!

[wingnut2u]

Unforunately, I don't have the garage, the cool set of tools, nor the time to spend on DIY projects.

I have 78K miles, factory warranty is no longer. I will need more than just an oil change in the near future. I have already had to replace the bearings and an ac leak that has cost me a pretty penny at Sewell Hummer of Plano.

I would love to save the money and DIY but thats not an option.

Someone must know a good mechanic in this area. Otherwise I will have to try Classic Hummer and see if they are any better.

[lennyrebel]

I think any good garage should be able to do the work, afterall parts are available aftermarket and over the counter to anyone --but I guess your point is good knowledgeable work at reasonable cost which my experience every shop doesn't have as priority one. Sorry I guess for all of us. Regards The Rebel

[dochummer]

I use the local tech school. I know the teacher, and he's a great mechanic...also gives the kids a chance to work on a "nicer" vehicle... I supply the parts, and just donate some cash for the work...