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Thread: Cost of Tiguan services

  1. #101
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    Well good luck to you. It sounds like you really underselling yourself and it seems kind of unsustainable if you run a legitimate business. It's definitely not enough to pay for the public liability insurance and the workshop insurance.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hillbilly View Post
    Not really relevant but our Polo ones were $75 for full blades for just the front two.
    Just noticed the Yeti front blades falling apart. Took them off to see how easy it would be to just do the blade. Looked like a standard old fashioned wiper refill would probably fit. The originals have an extra wide back. Got some Trico refills with the stainless steel strips on the sides. Don't need those strips, but the blades are very similar shape to the original. Never had a problem with Trico rubber.

    This site was useful for orientation. Changing VW Wiper blades

    Current arms are slightly different design at the ends. The screwdriver in the end when levered twists the two springy strips slightly off the plastic hooks on the end cap, which are rigid (so don't try to bend the plastic). Easy to remove both end caps. Used armor all on the rubber aerofoil to rejuvenate and the blade to help lubricate, since it was a snug fit.

    So now got new rubber on the wiper arms, reused the old wiper arms.

    $5 for the pair of Trico refills (TTR610) from a bargain shop! Normally $10-15 a pair.

    Will be doing the Polo tomorrow if the blades are looking shabby. (Pretty sure I haven't paid to have them swapped out yet at 6yrs still going! Often drive without wipers using RainX.)

    Plan B would be to use the Bosch aero blades. (But the only really vulnerable part on the original is the aerofoil rubber.)
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    2015 Polo Comfortline 6M + Driving Comfort Package
    2011/11 Yeti 103 TDI 6M + Columbus media centre/satnav
    (2008 MY09 Polo 9N3 TDI retired hurt hail damage)

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    When I bought my Tig in May it came with capped price servicing for 6 years. I assume this is a VW thing as my dealer (Bryan Byrt) has just gone in to receivership.
    MY08 Mk5 GT Sport - sold
    MY14 Tiguan 118TSI - sold (Mazda3 SP25GT in its place)
    MY16 Golf 7R: sold (Caterham Super 7 and Hyundai i30N in its place)

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    Yes I got the same deal $333 a year for 6 six years

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    Cool. I recall years 2, 4 & 6 are a bit more expensive to cover brake fluid and pollen filters ($450 sticks in my head).
    MY08 Mk5 GT Sport - sold
    MY14 Tiguan 118TSI - sold (Mazda3 SP25GT in its place)
    MY16 Golf 7R: sold (Caterham Super 7 and Hyundai i30N in its place)

  6. #106
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    Great thread. Currently my options for the 12 month / 15,000 service.. Decisions decisions..

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    same service here in Perth done by specialist shop on my out of warranty 2010 tiguan 103tdi
    rotate tyres oils and 30000km service plus free loan car $300

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