Honda SPA

[Automahn]

[ejaydpogi]

sobrang ko dito. look for abet. he's the manager.

[huggybear]

WEnt here this morning. Man they're closed till Jan 3, 2010

[Type 100]

This place has had rave reviews on HCP, in part because unlike a normal casa you can watch the mechanics do their wrenching on your car. Service is quite good too.

SPA is an offshoot of Honda Cars Quezon Ave. I believe.

[water]

Pwede din ba dito 1000kms check up?

Sa quezon ave pwede din ba panuodin habang ginagawa car?

Kasi may mga thread ako nababasa about sa casa na hindi gagawin yung service pero magbababayad ka dahil hindi mo nakita na ginawa.

[daney_waney]

Puwede sa Honda SPA ang 1000k check up. Went there kanina. I'm very satisfied with their service. Highly recommended. Sa kanila na ako magpapagawa palagi kahit malayo. =)

[cjv_justice]

Panalo talaga dito sa SPA... Just went there for my 70k km checkup on my FD. Mga technician pwedeng pwede kausapin at magpaturo. Pina assess ko engine support ko and its still ok. Not bad for a five year old car...

[HondaWay]

Been there yesterday, ok ang service at kumpleto sa gamit. Presyong CASA pero worth it naman especially kung importante papagawa mo, which requires honda's expertise. Nagloloko nga lang yung system nila kahapon kaya ang tagal bago ako naka-alis.

[s10pao]

pwede ba magdala ng sariling engine oil sa honda spa? meron bang corkage fee?

[CVT]

I was there the morning of Dec. 27th,- ayos pa rin ang service.....

Iyong nga lang cash dapat ang pambayad, dahil kung credit card, may 3.5% pang additional.... ....

Mabuti na lang may dala akong cash na ganoong kalaki....

14.5K:higop:

[shadow]

I was there the morning of Dec. 27th,- ayos pa rin ang service.....

Iyong nga lang cash dapat ang pambayad, dahil kung credit card, may 3.5% pang additional.... ....

Mabuti na lang may dala akong cash na ganoong kalaki....

14.5K:higop:

ibang klase ah. parang mga maliliit lang na merchants gumagawa niyang, under sila ng Yuchengco group diba, bakit nag charge pa sila ng 3.5%?

[downshift2]

I went to honda spa last week and hd my 2006 city serviced,cvt fluid replaced. I used my credit card, walang 3.5% na patong.
pag sinabi mong may patong na 3.5 % total bill+ 3.5%......walang ganun. Hindi nga ako tinanong kung cash or card,bi igyan ka ng bill sa baba at aakyat kanaman para magbayad.

[kotiko]

Hey guys any recent reviews on Honda SPA?

Planning to go there soon for a 90k PMS of a 2003 Honda City 1.3. Quoted over the phone for a little over than 5k which includes Change oil, brakes check, and filters.

Question ko lang is will they do a thorough check of all the car components like engine, suspension, under chassis, etc. included in the PMS package? I want to know kasi which needs replacing na rin so I can save up for any part that needs to be replaced.

Hope someone can shed light on this!

Lastly, pano pumunta dito galing sa Pasig-C5? Planning to take C5 sana since I think may connection na to Tandang Sora?

Thanks a lot!!!

[pop3corn]

punta ko dun sa Mindanao Ave. Exit going to NLEX, tapos sa kabilang side yun makita mo

[kotiko]

More feedback please!

[bpascal]

Hello! What if only the front brake pads need to be replaced? Is it still worth it to go to Honda Spa, or will the price difference compared to a regular repair shop be too much? Thanks.

[JohnM]

Hello! What if only the front brake pads need to be replaced? Is it still worth it to go to Honda Spa, or will the price difference compared to a regular repair shop be too much? Thanks.

Anyone with a reasonably complete set of tools and some experience can swap out front brake pads. It can even be done in your garage. Had it done by my fave shadetree mechanic in less than 15 mins for 200 pesos.

[bayen]

Hello! What if only the front brake pads need to be replaced? Is it still worth it to go to Honda Spa, or will the price difference compared to a regular repair shop be too much? Thanks.

replacing the front brake pads is very simple. labor fee in the casa in general is much higher that going to 3rd part service centers. my suggestion is, get the pads elsewhere, then go to a any service center near you and get it installed. or DIY it. if you are unsure on how to replace it, pull up a video on you tube on how to do it. i do this all the time when am unsure on how to do certain things. hehehe!

good brands are endless, tanabe, project mu or you can always go for OEM brake pads from honda. do some canvassing to compare prices.

[bpascal]

Thanks guys. I'm the type who usually goes to dealerships since I'm not into DIY much. Since the car's already old, might as well start watching YouTube videos. 👍 Btw, I've been a customer of Honda Spa before. Unfortunately, I lost my receipt & I can't remember how much they charged exactly; hence, my question. In terms of service though, I can't say anything bad about them. The workers were courteous, & as far as I could remember they didn't make any unnecessary recommendations.

[bayen]

Thanks guys. I'm the type who usually goes to dealerships since I'm not into DIY much. Since the car's already old, might as well start watching YouTube videos. �� Btw, I've been a customer of Honda Spa before. Unfortunately, I lost my receipt & I can't remember how much they charged exactly; hence, my question. In terms of service though, I can't say anything bad about them. The workers were courteous, & as far as I could remember they didn't make any unnecessary recommendations.

ayus lang yan bro. ako rin not so into DIY before, pero dahil sa curious ayun try try. minsan ayus minsan sablay. ang DIY ko minsan nagiging Destroy it Yourself.

good to hear you've had good experiences at Honda SPA.