Budget BFU69 Tyres Available in Milton Keynes
BFU69
Budget Tyre from China.
Sorry, we currently do not have any tyres with the BFU69 pattern in stock.
Contact us to see if we can order these in for you.
Budget Tyre from China.
Sorry, we currently do not have any tyres with the BFU69 pattern in stock.
Contact us to see if we can order these in for you.
Milton keynes, Central Bletchley, Fenny Stratford, Water Eaton, woburn, woburn sands, Bow brickhill, Wolverton, Caldecotte, Fishermead, Newton Longville
Batteries, Brake Inspection, Brakes, Bulb Replacement, Catalytic Converter, Exhausts, MOT, Servicing, TPMS (Tyre Pressure Monitoring Systems), Tyre Repair, Wheel Alignment
Excellent service very knowledgeable realistic prices not many left like chalky White's
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Turned up for my appointment for a service, had to wait an hour before they started work on it. So far not too bad. Then a few days later the cover under the engine fell off on the motorway and got shredded to bits. Turns out it hadn't been bolted back on properly (half the bolts were missing) after the oil change during the service by Chalky Whites. I'm now £150+labour out of pocket to repair the damage caused by their slapdash service.
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Feeling ripped off :'( I took the car for servicing and I ended up having to scrap it because they broke the car beyond reasonable repairing cost :'( Despite being the garage where I have done all the servicing, repairs and MOTs for the last 6 years, they didn't take any responsibility for breaking the car. According to them the spark plugs were not in a good condition, and while servicing the car one of them got stucked and taking it out was going to cost a minimum of 700 pounds + the cost of servicing! As an alternative to not repairing it they offered to buy the car for 50 pounds. The car was a Ford Focus 2005. It had new tyres (fitted the same morning before taking the car to the garage), a new battery (fitted by them a month before) and several new components that I also bought from this garage over the years. A local Authorised Treatment facility offered me triple of that money for scrapping it (despite having to come to collect the car). I feel incredibly sad and disappointed. I feel I have been ripped off despite being a loyal customer for the last 6 years. I see in recent comments that the ownership has changed, so this may be the reason, but I definitely won't recommend this garage to anyone anymore.
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The service is great, they provide a quick turnaround and they value loyal customers. The prices are always reasonable.
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Chalky Whites/Knight Racer Well what can I say.. Nothing good. Diagnosed my 350Z with a timing chain being stretched. After explaining to Mark Singleton, Albert Wong and their mechanic the symptoms my car was giving, low oil pressure/oil pressure dropping, ems light, abs light and traction control I was told that they had diagnosed the car as timing chain issue. This corroborated with a local garage. A fixed price was agreed to fix the car. After waiting approximately 1 month to receive my car I was advised the chain kit had to be built as the chain received was the wrong one. Mark advised me that they had gone to a particular company that make the chains and had it made for the car. Work also completed was galley gaskets, a sensor and another gasket was fitted along with a service which Mark advised "they forgot to add to the bill". After agreeing a fixed price this was slightly amended due to parts cost which is understandable. I drove the car away with a light bit of smoke from the exhaust assuming that was the norm. The vehicle smelt like it was burning but assumed it may have been spilt oil when servicing. I covered 1 journey to north london and 4 or 5 trips to the gym across a 5 or 6 month period (car doesn't get used much) which was a total of approximately 200 miles at best. I went to drive the car to work and the same issues arised. I took the vehicle to a friends garage who stated its the same issue with the timing chain if it's under warranty they should fix it. I called Mark Singleton who stated "the car was fixed but when you brought the car back it had no oil which has caused the chain to skip a tooth due to the pressure in the tensioners". Now I agree with what he says in terms of low oil could have caused the issue or a tensioner could have failed (should be warranted). However after explaining the symptoms to him and being told by Mark that the issue that I had before is fixed (low oil pressure/oil pressure dropping) the car began to show them signs prior to bringing the car back to the garage. 1. Why would i check the oil within a 200 mile range at most probably more like half that. 2. The car has just been serviced (supposedly) 3. I had no suspicion of the car being faulty as I was advised from what I believed to be a professional stating the issues were fixed. Mark had stated for the reason that the car had barely any oil in the chain it's not warranted. If you are having a costly fix be aware your warranty on your vehicle will likely not be honoured due to my experience. I was told by a mechanic it's likely they had just taken a link out of the chain and not conducted the work stated they carried out. The service is questionable. And fixing the issue I had with the car is not what they did because I obviously still had an issue having to bring it back within 200 miles of "fixing the issue". You make your mind up. £1000 down the drain and the vehicle runs worse than before with same symptoms.
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