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resigner said:Still don't understand why you need a porsche specialist for an MOT...
resigner said:Still don't understand why you need a porsche specialist for an MOT.
Use your local for an MOT. If something is wrong, then if it's something which needs a porsche person to look at then use them, but an MOT isn't going to find things which need a porsche specialist, it's more likely to find you need a tyre.........
911_AS said:resigner said:Still don't understand why you need a porsche specialist for an MOT.
Use your local for an MOT. If something is wrong, then if it's something which needs a porsche person to look at then use them, but an MOT isn't going to find things which need a porsche specialist, it's more likely to find you need a tyre.........
Would you not rather use a Porsche Specialist, as opposed a general all-round car garage? Given the identical price and geographical location, their experience and knowledge gives you that added peace of mind should anything arise. Furthermore, it's always good to chat and network with fellow 911 enthusiasts.