Subaru mechanics
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Not really climbing related but i figured id give it a shot. Having problems with my forester and needing to take it to get checked out. I dont wanna go to a dealership and pay a ton of cash. I heard Mobile mechanics in Golden is pretty good. Im Looking for suggestions on a good mechanic. |
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I've heard good reviews of Super Rupair |
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Marc H wrote:I've heard good reviews of Super RupairI've used them for 16 years. Great place. |
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This might be useless coming from a NY'er, but I went to the Grease Monkey in Boulder to get an oil change on my Subaru and they were amazing...super friendly and pointed out something wrong with my car. |
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I have used this shop before .... |
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Hoshi Motors in Boulder has been great to my outback. They only have one Subaru guy, though, so it's sometimes hard to get an appointment. "It's so popular nobody goes there anymore" |
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scottyk wrote: I heard Mobile mechanics in Golden is pretty good.Happy customers here, Buddy knows his stuff. He has been our Subaru mechanic for decades. |
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scottyk wrote:Having problems with my forester and needing to take it to get checked out. I dont wanna go to a dealership and pay a ton of cash.I fix Subarus- what kind of problems are you having? I also like Super Rupair, but if your problem is something I fix I'm $20/hr cheaper. |
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hope it's not ur head gaskets! |
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Fuji Motors gives me big discounts for paying in cash and they do fantastic work. They even let me scour online suppliers for the parts I need so I don't get raped by the local suppliers.
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Pete its possibly transmission and some turbo problems. |
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scottyk wrote:Pete its possibly transmission and some turbo problems.Ouch! For the turbo I'd definitely recommend Super Rupair, for the Tranny, call TTS at (303)541-9964 |
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Super Rupair gets my vote. They have always hooked me up. They fix the problem and they don't try to sell you stuff you don't need. They also have a great selection of used parts that can help make your repair as cheap as possible. IF you don't want used parts they have new ones too. I also have used Flatirons Subaru. That is where I bought my subie. My buddies uncle is a mechanic there and he hooks me up after hours. I wouldn't recommend them if you don't have a hook up though, cuz they are pretty pricy and they always try and tack on some extra stuff that isn't necessary. Good luck with that turbo problem! |
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David Greiner wrote:Super Rupair gets my vote. They have always hooked me up. They fix the problem and they don't try to sell you stuff you don't need.True. And that reminds me. Do not, (I repeat) DO NOT trust the sub dealer in Longmont. Crooks try to get you to do stuff that is NOT needed. IE telling me I needed brakes and rotors because they were way down... I had brand new ones already. If that were the first time/first person such a thing happened to, I'd think it was a mistake, But it wasn't. |
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definitely agree with tony's comment on the subaru dealership in longmont - straight up crooks. avoid them like the plague. |
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Summit auto is hands down the best subaru repair shop in the Denver area, and Mike is a climber too :) |
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SubaPros in Wheat Ridge. |
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I work for a small subaru shop here in nj. Would be happy to help a fellow subie guy/climber. Advice is free and i will let you know what you should really be paying. Can also get parts shipped out to you if need be. |
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Peter Stokes wrote: I fix Subarus- what kind of problems are you having? I also like Super Rupair, but if your problem is something I fix I'm $20/hr cheaper.Peter, while you're checking out this thread, I had a couple rocks blown into my Subie on I-70 this past winter that left two small marks that got below the paint level (~1-1.5 cm each). Where is the best place to get those spots repainted and coated (or do you do stuff like that)? Thanks, David |
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The Good Life Denver wrote: Peter, while you're checking out this thread, I had a couple rocks blown into my Subie on I-70 this past winter that left two small marks that got below the paint level (~1-1.5 cm each). Where is the best place to get those spots repainted and coated (or do you do stuff like that)? Thanks, DavidThe only body work I do is emergency collision mitigation (pull out the front end, replace radiator and headlights, etc.). I don't know much about the body shops around here, but Denver usually features lower rates than Boulder... good luck! |
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Paint/dent/body work? |