$100 oil change
That is the 7500 mile service. I was charged $108 for it also. It includes checking all the fluids, and tire pressure "and rotating the tires". Since S owners mostly check the fluids and tire pressure more often than 7500 miles and our tires don't get rotated, we got overcharged for nothing. That is when I decided not to use the dealer for maintanence
Originally Posted by CARNUTMAMA,Oct 2 2005, 04:49 PM
That is the 7500 mile service. I was charged $108 for it also. It includes checking all the fluids, and tire pressure "and rotating the tires". Since S owners mostly check the fluids and tire pressure more often than 7500 miles and our tires don't get rotated, we got overcharged for nothing. That is when I decided not to use the dealer for maintanence
Except, the dealer that I did go to...they were good...s2kmayhem, if your reading this, thank you. They took care of me...but it seems like most of them suck
Originally Posted by CARNUTMAMA,Oct 2 2005, 07:49 PM
Since . . . our tires don't get rotated . . .
It wouldn't be the first time a dealership rotated the tires on an S2000 (which IMO is a solid reason to never go back to that dealership).
According to Honda's Owner Link, the 7500 mile service on the severe schedule is:
7,500 mi/12,000 km/6 mos Scheduled Maintenance
- Check front and rear brake
- Inspect the tie rod ends, steering gear box, and boots
- Inspect the suspension components
- Inspect the driveshaft boots
7,500 mi/12,000 km/6 mos Scheduled Maintenance
- Check front and rear brake
- Inspect the tie rod ends, steering gear box, and boots
- Inspect the suspension components
- Inspect the driveshaft boots
This happened to me a couple of months ago when I hit 7500 miles. I think I may have even been charged $120. There was a whole check list of items they did on top of the oil change, but nothing that really had to be done. Basically, if you ask for the 7500 mile service you will be charged $100+, but if you just ask for an oil change it's $25.







