Automotive Skills Kirrawee

Without bad news every lc200 owner would have thought his car was the only one with problems. One owner made a website called lc200 hell or something and gave power to the people. That was back in 08, different times.

It's totally off topic.. But there are arguments for each side..I like to keep people honest. But I don't like when honest people are held to an account that isn't theirs due to dumb people.

For example if I was dumb I might say the traxide product isn't good. (We all know it is) but another dumb person wouldn't buy it off that comment. That costs someone of quality their rightful income. But then I might say a workshop isn't good who left my wheel nuts loose. Still cost them. But they deserved it.. but the basis was me. Who am I?

The important thing here is to protect the owner of the forum against anything. Yes it's ****. But as Winston (John wick) says. " Rules are what separate us from the animals"

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Originally Posted by RANDLOVER

I'm not so sure, as D3 to D4 was a mild update more akin to D2 to D2a yet LR chose to change the name.

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It was due a new name based on typical eight year model runs with mid point upgrades at the four year mark. Interior wise it was a complete refresh. [emoji2369] still, you’re welcome to your opinion. I can’t back mine up other than with typical model cycles.

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Originally Posted by josh.huber

Without bad news every lc200 owner would have thought his car was the only one with problems. One owner made a website called lc200 hell or something and gave power to the people. That was back in 08, different times.

It's totally off topic.. But there are arguments for each side..I like to keep people honest. But I don't like when honest people are held to an account that isn't theirs due to dumb people.

For example if I was dumb I might say the traxide product isn't good. (We all know it is) but another dumb person wouldn't buy it off that comment. That costs someone of quality their rightful income. But then I might say a workshop isn't good who left my wheel nuts loose. Still cost them. But they deserved it.. but the basis was me. Who am I?

The important thing here is to protect the owner of the forum against anything. Yes it's ****. But as Winston (John wick) says. " Rules are what separate us from the animals"

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Absolutely, you can say what you like on your own platforms and take your own risks of defamation, that's everyones right, but expecting a moderator to carry your risk is just cowardly, when is why they need to be protected. These days we have review sites such Google Reviews and Product Review where people can comment and weigh up for themselves eg if place has 100 4-5 stars and 5 1-2 stars I'd use them as there are always the Karen's seeking to hurt and maime

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Originally Posted by amaruskanic

Hi all,
Anyone had any experience with these guys in Sydney. Currently have my D3 for engine replacement but to date have not impressed me much with either their automotive skills or communication skills. They were recommended by my local LR mechanic and seem to have mostly good reviews. Happy to hear both good and bad stories, but good stories will be better for my anxiety.

Andrew

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Andrew

As far as I'm aware Automotive Skills no longer have a workshop in Kirrawee, their engine workshop (other makes too) is in Auburn where it has always been but their Land Rover Jaguar fitting station is downstairs at Aurburn too.

I had my D4 SDV6 engine replaced at 175,000 km, the work done at Kirrawee, but like is often the case with mechanical things, during the refitting there were problems but they were soon fixed under warranty. I have subsequently had a reliable engine for the last 50,000km.

It seems the mechanic who fitted my engine in Kirrawee no longer works for the company in Sydney