BMW Service in poland.

[chiller]

Hi, I'm not sure where to post this as I cannot read your language. I'm thinking of having my BMW fixed in poland during the summer. I have a 1989 BMW E34 525. Where would you recommend having it serviced? What is the price-level in poland? (Changing the timing belt, changing the oil+ filter, changing bushings and that sort of things).

 

Thanks for any help! Greetings from Norway :)

[ZacAnaheim]

Why you want to mend your BMW in poland ? Polish Service suxxx

I wonder if you mend your bike in your Country :)

[ZacAnaheim]

Oh , and the price-level is very high....Price which is not correctly OK :)

[chiller]

Oh , and the price-level is very high....Price which is not correctly OK :)

 

The prices in norway are _very_ expensive. To change the head gasket is about 1800 EURO!

[ZacAnaheim]

in poland you don't find quality , people in this country are driving FIAT and SKODA , so U understand...why we are posting in this FORUM....

Maybe somebody help you , and mend your BMW :)

[Mark_Wawa]

You can easily find very good service and pay not a lot of money. Prices in Poland are still much lower than in other countries in Western Europe.

 

Where are You going to stay in Poland? which cities?

 

If in Warsaw or close, i can give You some adresses.

[ZacAnaheim]

Mark - ja osobiscie jako obcokrajowiec nie przyjezdzal bym do Polski naprawiac samochod....Wystarczy obejrzec USTERKE - jak polacy sami siebie robią w butle...a Co dopiero bedzie z obcokrajowcem ktorego jeszcze latwiej zrobic w CH... Napewno skorzystaja z okazji i mozliwe ze pozbawia go tych lepszych czesci z jego :D .....

TAKA PRAWDA ! :)

 

To dobrze ze jestes optymista :D , dodam niepoprawnym hehe , pozdrawiam.

[MarekW]

Greetings for Norway.

Your problem in Poland will be not with a service, only with a language.

To explain what you really want.

In Wroclaw try call (+48) 71 350 07 06, but I don't know, are they speak English. The quality of service is often better than in Germany, the prices more friendly. I think are other good services in other places, in this pages you can find them, look the point "Mechanika, elektryka,..."

[jerzy]

Mark masz moze racje że taniej wyjdzie go usługa w Polsce-[ale na Boga nie wypytuj sie gdzie będzie przebywal---bo go jeszcze okradną---żart]-barierą jest wydaje mi się jednak język, juz telefonujac do Polski dowie sie wszystkiego, u nas cennik usług napewno jest atrakcyjniejszy niz u niego w kraju--- :arrow: :arrow: :arrow:

[Pete]

Yeah, but as soon as they hear his foreign accent, they will double the prices. :)

 

To me, the biggest problem would be warranty. What if they don't fix it right and a week/month later (when he's back in Norway) something goes wrong? Is he planning to drive back to Poland to have them correct it again??

 

It just doesn't make sense. He may initially save a few bucks by having it repaired in Poland, but if he has issues, he will end up paying for this again, this time in Norway. Or is he planning to drive to Poland every time the car needs service? Find yourself a reputable local mechanic that will get to know your car and that can take care of you where you live. It may be more expensive, but in the long run, you will have a piece of mind and better service.

[maciejek]

Hi, I'm not sure where to post this as I cannot read your language. I'm thinking of having my BMW fixed in poland during the summer. I have a 1989 BMW E34 525. Where would you recommend having it serviced? What is the price-level in poland? (Changing the timing belt, changing the oil+ filter, changing bushings and that sort of things).

 

Thanks for any help! Greetings from Norway :)

If You visit Warsaw give me a call - my number +48 692312345 I can help repair your Bimmer with warranty and highest quality spare parts, and lowest prices. Best regards.

[ZacAnaheim]

Yeah, but as soon as they hear his foreign accent, they will double the prices. :)

 

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to jest wlasnie to o czym mowilem.....

[Lassie]

in poland you don't find quality , people in this country are driving FIAT and SKODA , so U understand...why we are posting in this FORUM....

Maybe somebody help you , and mend your BMW :)

 

Oh,what an ear tickling pleasure to hear such a positive comment by a local - great presentation of your own country on a more "broad" arena :) Of course such opinion is greatly overexaggerated and I would take it with a grin of salt as not everywhere is same, although I can agree that it is hard to find a good mechanic, especially outside of official line of workshops, but that applies to any other (western / northern in this case) country I think.

I would personally propose official BMW service, (ie. in Gdynia if you'd happen to be somewhere near) - prices are definitely lower than in Norway and you get ordinary guarantee that every other official service must respect.

[falcone]

Jestem pewien prawie na 100%, że gdzie by nie pojechał ( czy do serwisu, czy do pana Kazia, czy do polecanych warsztatów z działu "Polecane...", to wszędzie narzucą mu "marżę" dla obcokrajowca. Przecież u nas to normalne, daleko nie trzeba szukać, usługi dla firm zagranicznych ,które działają na terenie Polski świadczone przez firmy zewnętrze są na cenowym poziomie europejskim, natomiast te same firmy zewnętrzne świadczą te same usługi dla przeciętnego Kowalskiego za pieniądze, które ten Kowalski jest w stanie zapłacić, czyli na polskim poziomie i to jest norma, ponieważ w przeciwnym razie taka firemka zbankrutowałaby licząc na to, że być może uda się jej żywić cały czas od obcokrajowego kapitalisty. To samo prawdopodobnie będzie w przypadku obokrajowca, który w Polsce będzie chciał naprawić swoje BMW :wink: Zresztą Panowie, właściciele pięnych BMW w Polsce, niejednokrotnie pewnie przekonaliście się, że usługa świadczona dla właściciela BMW jest wyższa niż dla właściciela Fiata :wink:

[Pete]

Zresztą Panowie, właściciele pięnych BMW w Polsce, niejednokrotnie pewnie przekonaliście się, że usługa świadczona dla właściciela BMW jest wyższa niż dla właściciela Fiata :wink:

Hehe... dokładnie. Stać go na BMW, to i stać go na drogie naprawy. :) Najwyraźniej w Norwegii jest podobnie. W USA jest to samo.

[Pete]

I can help repair your Bimmer with warranty

And what will he do with this warranty once he is back in Norway?

[snared]

If U really want 2 have UR car serviced in Poland (witch I think is not a bad idea) U shoud meet up with some polish guy, buy him a bottle of vodka :mrgreen: and ask him 2 go with U to garage.