Installation charge too high?
#1
Installation charge too high?
I plan to get Konis for my 2012 GT. Before getting the shocks, I am shopping around for installation charge. I receive one quote for $220 for the front strut as only the front is avaible from Tire Rack for now. The guy told me the labor is for 2 1/2 hours of work. That seems too long just for the front alone. How much is a fair price for both front and rear? Many thanks!
#4
May be a tad high on the labor quote, unless it includes an alignment.
Wouldn't be too hard to do front and back yourself with basic hand tools, jack stands, and a jack. Just need to rent a spring compressor for the struts from Autozone/Oreillys. Save a couple hundred bucks and only cost you a few hours.
Wouldn't be too hard to do front and back yourself with basic hand tools, jack stands, and a jack. Just need to rent a spring compressor for the struts from Autozone/Oreillys. Save a couple hundred bucks and only cost you a few hours.
Last edited by red96v6; 06-07-2013 at 07:28 PM.
#5
Easy to do yourself, plus you get to buy tools. You can do it without a pass through socket set but its a lot easier if you buy a set. We had a crew of 6 guys come over, lift the car, and had all 4 corners plus panhard and control arms installed in 2 hours. Drive down here and we can do it for you.
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