Tyre Balancing or Alignment for RM9.90

[Malkor]

I recently checked out this new place called fasfik, to my surprise it was nothing that i was expecting. A workshop with an online database system, friendly staff members and a clean workshop. Ok the price was another surprising factor, just RM9.90. It doesn't get any better then that. The chain of workshops is quite new, so I would assume that not many people know about the workshops yet. Check the review here---> http://www.dconfidential.com/2007/08/11/reliable-and-affordable-fasfik-service/ .

Its a bargain when you think of the price and the amount of potholes we have in Malaysia. So cheap you can make it a monthly service. Anyway would love to hear from you guys what you think.

http://www.dconfidential.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/08/fasfik01.jpg

 

[misnadie]

ye ke tu? org nak promosi mmg ckp sedap!

 

[anonymous4477]

ye ke tu? org nak promosi mmg ckp sedap!

rileks!~ asal nk condem org je?isk...

nyway,where's the location?would love to stop by sometimes

 

[misnadie]

rileks!~ asal nk condem org je?isk...

nyway,where's the location?would love to stop by sometimes

bkn nak kondem.. cuma syak wasangka ajer. kalu betul, bgs lar sbb dekat dgn umah aku aje kdai tu. tp x penah pegi pun..

 

[Malkor]

For locations of the place you can check their website http://www.fasfik.com/outlets.html.

Its very cheap so, why not give it a try. Thats what I though went I decided to go there. "taula Jalan kat malaysia ni banyak lubang, habis alignment kereta lari"

 

[m a v [3] r i c k]

Cheap is one thing. How good is their skills is another matter. Wouldn't want to pay RM9.90 to screw up the allignment and get uneven tyre wear, terrible handling and such right? Not accusing your shop but just hope other members get more info before stepping into the shop. Brother's parts are cheap too...but workmanship and quality wise "sendiri mau ingat lah"
So anyone tried this Fasfik service yet?

 

[nitrus]

What about the price for camber adjustments?

 

[burnner]

yeah, how about camber adjustment? Also what type of cars are they doing? Do they do for old skool cars??