engin_ear

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For those of you in NJ & PA, try Lexus of Cherry Hill, if you are concerned about the quality of the work.
They are very reputable, and though not ususally cheaper than Lawrence Lexus, they do an excellent, complete job, have not had a single problem yet. Yeah, I'm always looking to try to do the maintenance myself, but if you are gonna pay the money, might as well make sure the job gets done right.

(PS: No, I absolutely do NOT work there, just in case anyone's thinking that.)

Captain Bone

Not cheaper then Lawrence? Well then you can forget about me going anywhere near there. After getting the quote for $100 for the side door molding (which is the rubber on the bottom of the door), I am NEVER going back again. Steve Ganz hooked me up for a third of that price. Lawrence Lexus is nothing but rapists of my money.

-Anthony

engin_ear

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Yeah, you're right, all of the Lexus dealers are rapists, because they can. Most Lexus owners wouldn't touch a wrench if their life depended on it, so they're happy going to the dealer and shelling out cash so they don't get their hands dirty. Most of us on this website are oddballs as that goes, since we do a lot of our own work and hate paying the dealer. My point though is, for some things you HAVE to go to the dealer, like warranty issues, or replacing your pistons, or CBEST settings, etc. You know what I mean. In this case, Lexus of Cherry Hill does a good job. There's nothing worse than paying Lexus dealer prices and getting a half-*** job in return. I've had this happen at Lawrence Lexus. And they are far from the worst dealer in the world, either, there's a LOT worse out there. Just try your friendly neighborhood GM, Ford, or Chrysler dealer.
That said, it is AMAZING what they charge for some of the parts and services. You can get some things at Lawrence Toyota, down the street on Route 1. I get stuff like oil filters there (any Lexus part that is a 'Toyota' part). They'll give you much better prices, but not as good as Steve Ganz.

chuckisc

Hey there,

1-Replace engine oil and filter
2. Inspect Air Filter
3. Rotate tires
4. Lube grease fitting as required
5. Flush colling system and replace ain-freeze
6. Replace transmission fluid
7. Replace breake fluid and flush system
8. Check and adjust valve clearance as necessary
9. Replace fuel tank cap gasket
10.Check and correct fluid levels (water fluid, power steering fluid)
11.Replace windshield wiper inserts
12.Replace HVAC fresh air inlet filter
13. Inspect battery (Battery water, terminal tightness)
14.Check and tighten all bolts
15.Check and tighten all bolts (Body, Chassis)
16.Check wire and hose condition
17.Check brake pads and disks (front and rear)
18.Check brake line pipe and hoses
19.Check tires (Defects, Damages, Air Pressure - included spare)
20. Body inspection (Paint and corrosion)
21.Road Test
22.Update owner and service guides
ADDITIONAL SERVICES:
-Replace engine timing belt (applicable models)

This is the list I have in my Maintainance Guide Book from Wilkie Lexus (568 West Lancaster Ave (Route 30) Haverford, Pennsylvania 19041

Call Service Dept for actual price: 610.525.7900
www.wilkielexus.com

Hope this helps!

JYOO

Thanks Chuck...