Best Non-casa PMS

**frost2** · May 16th, 2016 12:38 PM

Hi Sirs, any suggestions on Non-casa PMS? I will have my 60K check-up for my Honda City 2011.

also do you have any suggestion on the Oil to be used?

TIA!!!

**Walter** · May 16th, 2016 12:43 PM

It's cheaper at Honda dealer if they still have their change oil promo. 1,095 inclusive of 10W-30 engine oil, oil filter and labor.

Honda Cars Philippines' Official Website

**baludoy** · May 17th, 2016 08:46 AM

san ba location mo ts? there's a whole slew of decent car repair shops out there w/c rivals any casa

**vinj** · May 17th, 2016 02:27 PM

Start first by reading your owner's manual to familiarize yourself with what has to be done at specific service intervals. From there you'll know what has to be done, what fluids and specifications are required, then you can buy your own parts and instruct the shop what to do.

I usually have my PMS done at Motech.

**jmpet626** · May 17th, 2016 03:09 PM

Originally Posted by vinj

Start first by reading your owner's manual to familiarize yourself with what has to be done at specific service intervals. From there you'll know what has to be done, what fluids and specifications are required, then you can buy your own parts and instruct the shop what to do.

I usually have my PMS done at Motech.

How much charge sa Motech ng mga PMS stuff like brake cleaning/adjustment and brake flushing?

**vinj** · May 17th, 2016 03:30 PM

Originally Posted by jmpet626

How much charge sa Motech ng mga PMS stuff like brake cleaning/adjustment and brake flushing?

Can't remember the exact cost but i spend 1K more or less for the labor on the change oil, brake cleaning and wheel alignment. This includes the 20% discount i have (or their regular promos) from the discount card i availed of. I bring my own oil, filter, and brake cleaner.

**Wh1stl3r2** · May 17th, 2016 04:07 PM

Some dealerships' labor charges are cheap enough, specially if they have a cash discount. Yun lang they have hidden charges that normally fall under "workshop materials" or "sundries" or other BS.

For me if you go to an independent or service chain, the after service warranty (owning up to eff ups) is the most important thing and sometimes not worth the cheaper rate. It helps to know someone who already has service done there regularly.

**frost2** · May 18th, 2016 04:46 PM

Originally Posted by vinj

Start first by reading your owner's manual to familiarize yourself with what has to be done at specific service intervals. From there you'll know what has to be done, what fluids and specifications are required, then you can buy your own parts and instruct the shop what to do.

I usually have my PMS done at Motech.

Thanks Sir! i am located in Pasig. I bought the car 2nd hand with no casa records, so it might be difficult to track what to replace. in anycase i will try motech...

Guys any other suggestions? how about Zafra motors any feedback?

**vinj** · May 18th, 2016 04:54 PM

Originally Posted by frost2

Thanks Sir! i am located in Pasig. I bought the car 2nd hand with no casa records, so it might be difficult to track what to replace. in anycase i will try motech...

Guys any other suggestions? how about Zafra motors any feedback?

Since it has no CASA record, best to change all your fluids (transmission, brake fluids, power steering, fluid) and filters (fuel filter and air filter), then replace the belts as well.

**baludoy** · May 18th, 2016 05:22 PM

kung sa pasig area, i guess ang ma-recommend ko ay ang speedyfix lang in san juan (little baguio area). iyan lang ang napag-ayusan at dinayo ko na malapit-lapit sa area niyo bro