I have revised my question to include more detail:
My car has been broken down for the past few months and I plan on fixing my car once I get my tax refund. This years refund will be more than I have ever recieved and I really don't want to spend the entire thing on the repair of my car. I am wondering if taking my car to a dealership would be less costly than taking it to a generic auto repair place like Tuffy or Midas.
My car is a 1999 Chevy Malibu and the problems I know need fixings are:
- Replacement of all struts
- Tensionner pully has broke off
- Surpentine belt has come off track
Sorry if my spelling is wrong
I appreciate all input and time spent on helping to resolve my issue.
Thank you!
My car has been broken down for the past few months and I plan on fixing my car once I get my tax refund. This years refund will be more than I have ever recieved and I really don't want to spend the entire thing on the repair of my car. I am wondering if taking my car to a dealership would be less costly than taking it to a generic auto repair place like Tuffy or Midas.
My car is a 1999 Chevy Malibu and the problems I know need fixings are:
- Replacement of all struts
- Tensionner pully has broke off
- Surpentine belt has come off track
Sorry if my spelling is wrong
I appreciate all input and time spent on helping to resolve my issue.Thank you!