[dbastuff99]

I need to do a 90000 mile service on my Nissan Altima. I live in Atlanta Area, Can someone suggest some good place where I can get this done (any good experiences) or Can I just pick a dealer off the website and walk in.

 

[victor]

ask coworkers also....

if you need to know what to do, do a search because this same thing was asked last week twice.. all the stuff to do is there....

enjoy

 

[Parsec]

I think he's really asking the Atlanta people where to get the servicing done, not what to do in the servicing. dbastuff99, if you really want to go to the dealer (i only recommend this if you have absolutely no clue what's going on), then go to Peachtree Nissan on 5211 Peachtree Industrial Blvd. But like Victor said, you can probably determine what you need replaced and get it done at your local mechanic. It'd be much cheaper that way too. Also, if you need your struts or rotors replaced, be sure to get the KYB struts and Brembo cross-drilled/slotted rotors. Also stick w/OEM brake pads, not aftermarket. I'm at 88k miles and I'm going to do this stuff soon too. And put on ground controls while I'm at it

 

[victor]

I think he's really asking the Atlanta people where to get the servicing done,

thanks sherlock.. I wondered why I added that first line about asking coworkers..

coworkers are good source of info for things too. our university staff listserv folks post or ask for recommendations all the time, and with a staff size of several thousand, I get some feedback.. he should ask his coworkers if he has any...

the second bit was incase he wondered WHAT to do, that there's some posts floating around about it...

 

[mrdeucie]

I think he's really asking the Atlanta people where to get the servicing done, not what to do in the servicing. dbastuff99, if you really want to go to the dealer (i only recommend this if you have absolutely no clue what's going on), then go to Peachtree Nissan on 5211 Peachtree Industrial Blvd. But like Victor said, you can probably determine what you need replaced and get it done at your local mechanic. It'd be much cheaper that way too. Also, if you need your struts or rotors replaced, be sure to get the KYB struts and Brembo cross-drilled/slotted rotors. Also stick w/OEM brake pads, not aftermarket. I'm at 88k miles and I'm going to do this stuff soon too. And put on ground controls while I'm at it

i would reconsider getting those rotors unless he really wants them.

 

[Parsec]

i would reconsider getting those rotors unless he really wants them.

i only said that cuz i thought they'd be about the same price .. unless you can point me to a place that sells the OEM for about 25% cheaper (under $100 shipped for a pair)

 

[mrdeucie]

i just said that because he might not be looking for those rotors for the type of driving he does. There hasn't been any indication that he is looking to upgrade his car performance wise.

 

[Parsec]

hehe, doh! i have a one-track mind. i forgot some people on this board have no intentions of modifying their car at all!

 

[dbastuff99]

Thanks for you suggestions !!

Hey Thanks for your suggestions !! I am lost and may actually look to the dealer.