my next major service coming up would be the 45,000 mile. anybody know how much would that cost? I got a G37s auto! i bought it as a certified pre-owned at 38600miles right now it has 41989 miles on the ODM. should i get that maintenance now or should i wait till it hit 45000 miles?

 

Wait.....

 

45k is basically just a very expensive oil change. 30 and 60 are bigger ones.

 

since this is my first maintenance on this car,can i refuse to the service and just get a oil change?

 

Depending on what category you want to follow (Premium or schedule 1/2)...

You just need to get the oil changed and the cabin filter changed and inspect everything else. Buy new wiper blades for 20 bucks.

Anyone with a brain and a screw driver can do the cabin filter, so letting them charge you 120 bucks to take out the glove box is highway robbery. Total for a 45k is usually over 500 bucks. LOL.

As far as lubricating all the locks and hinges, they basically take a blind-folded tech with a can of tri-flow lube and have him spray in the general direction of said hinges and locks. I had so much ****ing oil to clean out of my doors and trunk after my 30k (the only maintenance I've done at the dealership...do everything else myself).

 

what's the different between Premium and schedule ?

 

I think I paid about $400

 

For what?

 

For them to change the oil and cabin filter

 

Just do it yourself. Oil Change, in-cabin air filters are SOOO EASY. DIY and save that $300 on labor.

 

Just got an email from the local infiniti dealer.

$250 pre summer service + taxes/fees

Oil change
tire rotation
wheel alignment
replace wipers
inflate tires
replace air filter

 

I'm glad I DIY...

 

Me to brah. They like I said they don't call the dealership a stealership for no reason.


I changed my oil, in-cabin air filter, rear diff, for less then 120 and it took about 1 1/2 hours to do all 3.

Saved about 500 because the stealership would of charged me way over 600 to do all 3.

 

Depending on mileage and age, an alignment would not be a bad idea. I think most of us do alignments when we get new tires...

 

I just had one on Tuesday from installing coilovers and camber kits. It cost me about $150 for all 4 wheels since it was so off. I'm assuming though that if I needed it in the future, that it would cost me what I was originally quoted which was $100.