R56 what free service done after a year?
Dont be surprised if you do not get an oil change (or have to pay for it). It seems MINIUSA has changed their oil change policy to an oil change after one year and less than 6K miles or when the OBC tells you that an oil change is due.
I dont want to start another big thread where people call other cheapskates for having to pay for an oil change, I just dont want the OP to be surprised if MINI wont do a *free* oil change.
https://www.northamericanmotoring.co...uestion-2.html
I dont want to start another big thread where people call other cheapskates for having to pay for an oil change, I just dont want the OP to be surprised if MINI wont do a *free* oil change.
https://www.northamericanmotoring.co...uestion-2.html
Yeah as of this month the yearly oil change only applies if you have less than 6000 miles. You wont get a free oil change(well unless the dealer does it outta the kindness of their hearts). MINI no longer pays for a yearly oil change.
I guess it would be the kindness of the dealer as I asked about the free oil , lube filter change for my lst year free service.
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At my one year service appointment, oil change...yes; cabin air filter...NO. I was surprised but have checked the cabin air filter and it looks ok. I assume I will get one when my bells/whistles go off for the first major service appointment as determined by the "computer" at or about 18000 miles.
Just got back from lst year maintenance of 8600 Miles. Lube oil and filter was free, also visual inspection check and making sure all fluids are filled. Advisor offered $99 service for wheel balance, alignment and rotation. I declined.
When I was at the dealer yesterday the SA was telling a lady that since she had over 6k miles, even though her car told her to come in, she'd have to pay.
How can MINI not get sued over this change in our contracts? At the very least, when we make the appt, they should tell us, up front and in no uncertain terms, you WILL PAY unless the car tells you to come in based on mileage. The dates on the car mean nothing now.
How can MINI not get sued over this change in our contracts? At the very least, when we make the appt, they should tell us, up front and in no uncertain terms, you WILL PAY unless the car tells you to come in based on mileage. The dates on the car mean nothing now.
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BTW my 3 year old MINI at 28,000 has rec'd two oil changes; and a two year brake fluid change. As the company has figured the cost for an average driver, but perchance I'm less miles than that . . . how many dollars of my purchase cost has been lost due to the maintenance I didn't get?????
It AIN'T free - we pre-pay - and if we fail to collect?????
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