Wheel Bearings: just bend me over...

[svxistentialist]

Yes, I would travel 300 miles to get that sort of service.

It's good to know the work has been approached professionally, done properly and your car has been assessed by somebody who knows what he is doing, and would spot any possible upcoming problems.

I'd travel a long way for peace of mind.

Or for beer.

Joe

[Evil One]

I have been known to drive 100 miles for dinner... 300 for excellent service at a bargain price by a person who cares for the cars and doesnt just see them as a paycheck?
I would have no issues driving down from Mass to have Tom lay a wrench on my car.
And when its time for the 5 speed Swap... I do believe I shall.
I should probrably schedule some time next summer


Jim

[subarufamily]

I would drive all the way from where I live in MId Missouri to go to tom the subaru steelership here wants to keep you poor $1100 for o2 sensors and $2800 for the wheel bearings and strut supports I'll go to tom as soon as i can make arrangements AND GET TIME OFF WORK

[SVXRide]

Originally Posted by svxfiles

Chris, you should have brought it to me and you would have had $926.54 to spend on gas and beer.

$105.00 labor,
$66.33 for a rear Subaru bearing.#28016PA010
$7.06 for Subaru seal #28015AA070
$8.56 for Subaru seal #28015AA080
$3.50 for Subaru wheel nut #28044AA001
$42.00 for steaming, degreasing, repacking and pressing the new bearing.
$4.28 tax
$236.73 Total. X 2 = $473.46

Shameless plug by;
Original Tom

OT is "the man" for wheel bearing repair....if your car can make it to scenic Wiley Ford, WV
-Bill (yet another satisfied wheel bearing customer...)

[Crazy_pilot]

We need to find a way to clone Tom (both of them in fact) so we can have them all over the place!

[subarufamily]

amen to the above cloning idea, can we multiples of each copy?