shop question
#3
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I don't know either... but I did find this:
http://www.yumaoffroad.com/
Not really much help though.
I'd just stop by, get a feel for what they do, their general attitudes. You can learn a lot about a shop by what's parked out front and the pics on their walls.
The best way though is to figure out what the employees and mechanics actually drive. Then you'll get a better idea as to where their opinions are coming from. Magazines.... or personal experience.
http://www.yumaoffroad.com/
Not really much help though.
I'd just stop by, get a feel for what they do, their general attitudes. You can learn a lot about a shop by what's parked out front and the pics on their walls.
The best way though is to figure out what the employees and mechanics actually drive. Then you'll get a better idea as to where their opinions are coming from. Magazines.... or personal experience.
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I guess it might be worth it to stop in and mention you are looking at upgrading your Toyota. If they give you a bunch of blank stares or worse just tell you to get a Jeep instead... I'd move on. Don't fight for respect at a shop you are planning on giving money to and expecting quality work in return.
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I was going to give the shop in my last post a call but they aren't even listed in the phone book or anything thing. Hummm! May have to make a visit.
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