MOT woes.

[andyglym]

I had to replace the offside rear spring on my skoda on sat morning as it broke last week ( probably wouldn't have known for weeks if i hadn't luckily found the broken end bit under the car ) but I'm not going to complain car registered jan 2003 now covered 276853 miles so a good innings i think .

that's like 276853 miles

 

[t-tony]

I had to replace the offside rear spring on my skoda on sat morning as it broke last week ( probably wouldn't have known for weeks if i hadn't luckily found the broken end bit under the car ) but I'm not going to complain car registered jan 2003 now covered 276853 miles so a good innings i think .

Had to change the N/S/R on Shirl's Eos a couple of weeks ago Steve, TBH I think it was broken before we went up to Manchester in October as I could hear the hardtop roof moving about when the car hit a bump. I had checked the front ones just for peace of mind. The rear ones can't hurt much. And at least with the car being reasonably "new" all the bolts came out easily (and were well greased when they went back in!) Previously changed the O/S/F one so that's half the buggers done now.

Tony.

 

[Jamie88]

I've looked at this website you keep pasting on the forum.

Why are auction gradings not mentioned on all the descriptions?

Or is your company acting as a broker, offering cars for sale by dealers and auction houses?

How do we know we wouldn't be buying a grade zero?

I purchased my car from this website and their staff gave me clear advice during the importing procedure. They act like a broker and help customer like me to order the desired car and imported it with minimum risk & affordable prices.