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Old 30th June 2014, 07:57   #6181
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Re: Mahindra XUV500 : Test Drive & Review

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Yes but heart says go for the W8 for the features

anyways i will try to bring down the cost and try for 9.5L or so if now the new W6
Definetely new one. The higher rate of interest is not worth it. Try to get sbi loan. The Executive here at bangalore was playing around with the quote and almost got me 95% loan. So if you can stretch your budget and loan options get a w8.
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Old 30th June 2014, 08:06   #6182
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Hi, pardon my lack of technical knowledge, the mechanic who attended said "suspension".

This is what is mentioned in the pre-invoice - "MCPHERSON STRUT ASST LH TC1". Part No 0401BAA05441N.

Amount column left blank as its under warranty. Is this a critical part? The mechanic mentioned that the new vehicles are very sturdy and this is very very rare issue.
Please ask the rm what exactly is the problem that required a replacement of the suspension and post it here
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Old 30th June 2014, 21:08   #6183
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At the risk of sounding like a noob, can someone please explain what are the specs of the rear wiper for the XUV500? And any idea where I can order them online??
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With monsoon hitting us, can any AWD owner put a video as to how the AWD performs in slush? Maybe sand etc as well.

I have seen Anshuman's video of the Leh region, but it was short and couldn't make much of it.

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My XUV 500 had its 1st Service today (5000kms).
Engine oil and Filter was changed. Total Bill was Rs. 3000.
The dealer convincing me to go for Extended warranty and RSA for 5 years. He says its useful, since the extended warranty covers major parts like Engine(incl Turbo, Oil pump etc), Gearbox, A/c Cooling Coil. He says that the cost of these parts are high and so its better to opt for this extended warranty. You guys think its advisable to take the RSA totally for 5 years (2+3 years) for Rs. 4000?
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He says that the cost of these parts are high and so its better to opt for this extended warranty. You guys think its advisable to take the RSA totally for 5 years (2+3 years) for Rs. 4000?
What your SA is saying true, parts of XUV are expensive from what other members have quoted earlier. Hence it may make sense to get an extended warranty.
However I guess you understand that extended warranty and RSA are two different packages, warrenty rates were quoted by few members earlier. It is in range of 20K (link )

RSA though cheaper I guess depends on your driving conditions, if you drive out of town mostly and unfortunately vehicle dies far from a M&M center you may end up paying more than the 3 years Rs.4000 quote for RSA.
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My XUV 500 had its 1st Service today (5000kms).
Engine oil and Filter was changed. Total Bill was Rs. 3000.
The dealer convincing me to go for Extended warranty and RSA for 5 years. He says its useful, since the extended warranty covers major parts like Engine(incl Turbo, Oil pump etc), Gearbox, A/c Cooling Coil. He says that the cost of these parts are high and so its better to opt for this extended warranty. You guys think its advisable to take the RSA totally for 5 years (2+3 years) for Rs. 4000?

What all is changed / replaced. I have given today for service and estimates are 2k only. Engine oil 1750 and oil filter 150. What else you have got done ?
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What all is changed / replaced. I have given today for service and estimates are 2k only. Engine oil 1750 and oil filter 150. What else you have got done ?
Here are the details.
Parts :
Windscreen Wash fluid - Rs.41.05 ( never asked for it , next time will tell them not to top up )
Copper washer - Rs.7.86
Engine oil 6 Litres- Rs.1739.76
Oil Filter - Rs.144.98

Labour :
Sundry Materials - Rs.55.50
Maxicare Engine Coating System - Rs.644 -They performed this without my permission. Not sure whether its required. I think i will change the service centre next time.

Total Incl Tax - Rs.3000 ( rounded 0ff)

Maxicare Engine Coating System is a treatment involving cleaning, dressing and coating of the engine compartment to give glossy, new look, resist dust and easy clean of engine compartment.
Link : http://www.withyouhamesha.com/maxicare-tips.aspx

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Re: Mahindra XUV500 : Test Drive & Review

What is the recomended tyre pressure for XUV W8 by the manufacturer, I dont seem to find it readily ?

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What is the recomended tyre pressure for XUV W8 by the manufacturer, I dont seem to find it readily ?

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Front Tire: 32PSI
Rear Tires: 30 PSI
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What is the recomended tyre pressure for XUV W8 by the manufacturer, I dont seem to find it readily ?

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Its 32 for the front and 30 for the rear. I beleive its pasted near the inner panel near driver side door
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What is the recomended tyre pressure for XUV W8 by the manufacturer
32 PSI for front and 30 PSI for rear. It is mentioned on A pillar near to running board.
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32 PSI for front and 30 PSI for rear. It is mentioned on A pillar near to running board.
What's the logic having different PSI for front and rear?
Shouldn't all be same?
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What's the logic having different PSI for front and rear?
Shouldn't all be same?
I think due to the engine front is heavier than the back and hence front tyres are given more air.
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Old 14th July 2014, 10:40   #6195
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Re: Mahindra XUV500 : Test Drive & Review

Had given the vehicle for second free service last week at Anant cars, Bangalore. They have started charging for vehicle pick up and drop now. The RM mentioned that the instructions have come from Mahindra & not the service center. If the pick up & drop distance for a scheduled service is above 10 kms one way, then a fee of Rs.300 would be collected. All service centers in Bangalore are easily over 10 kms from my residence. I am compelled to switch to another service center, probably India garage in whitefield, which is closer to my office.
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