After completing a satisfied and contend journey of 1 year on the silver hawk it was time to give it a duly required servicing , as recommended by the company.
Preferred service station: JMD Sakinaka.
An appointment was fixed and on arriving was greeted well. The Service Advisor debriefed and inspected the cars and inquired any issues with the car.
Smilingly none barring the A/C was little less in cooling and the blower speed was seems to be slower than usual. The service advisor noted down to check if it requires any cleaning and will do the same.
Haunted route Sakinaka? every time I have taken my car to saki naka be it for personal use or to service station there has been a puncture in my car tyre.
To add more fire to it, the things/ objects are getting bolder than previous ones. Earlier it used to be nails and this time it was a bolt.
Anyhow, the service advisor provided the estimate of 14K, initially I thought that's too much but when reviewed it looked worth it and gave my go ahead.
Road side assistance service: I also took the road side assistance service from Chevrolet for 1000Rs per year. This includes towing, breakdown, fuel , car locked down and cant open it and emergency assistance. I trust the car but you can never predict the conditions of the road or the other person driving that may lead you to stranded. hence went for it.
Actual bill came out to be :13407 and after paying 2% tax for using credit card (who carries so much cash in their pocket?) the total was 13607 (pretty close to what was estimated).
Details of the servicing in terms of things done:
1) Engine oil
2) Filter Fuel
3) wheel weight
4) filter kit oil
5) wheel alignment
6) wheel balancing
7) brake bleeding
8) tyre puncture
I was impressed to see that JMD also has its nitro filling station and they topped up my tyres after fixing the puncture in one.
Post servicing:
Drove 11 odd kms and felt the car really smooth as compared to driving earlier. The polishing of the dashboard by service center gives it a new look everytime.
I guess I need to take it for a long drive.