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03-15-2004 08:36 PM #1
Good shops in Sacramento? E46 brakes
My brake pad light came on recently, so I need to get my brake pads changed.
Can anybody recomment some good shops that work on BMW's? Or is this not really a critical issue and I can just go any brake shop.
Priority would be:
1. honesty
2. quality
3. pricing
hopefully all three of course.
Car: 1999 328i E46
Thanks!
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03-15-2004 09:19 PM #2Inner Circle Member Inner Circle Member
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I\'ve been to Euro-Am with the E34.
Didn't have brakes done, but he's honest and does good work. He's in Carmichael. Peter is at 944-4491. A co-worker had 3 BMW's and took all his cars there for service. Guess that says something about his work.
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03-19-2004 02:20 PM #4Inner Circle Member Inner Circle Member
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I\'ve heard good things about this company.
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03-24-2004 02:17 AM #7Registered Member
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I use Western Engineers in Elk Grove...
Ted (the owner) is a great person to work with and he knows his stuff. Small shop...great attention to detail...prices are more than fair. I won't take mine anywhere else.
Western Engineers
9748 Dino Dr. #B
Elk Grove, CA 95624
685-9582
Jeff

E39 - 1997 540i6 [11/96 Production]
Mods:
* CDV-ectomy (Thanks Dave Z!!!)
* Michelin Pilot Sport PS2 [235/40ZR18 x 265/35ZR18]
* Style 37 wheels
* Xenon/AE's (Euro)
* CELIS/LED Rears
* PIAA Plasma Ion Yellow H7 Fogs
* Clear sides
* M5 Rear Lip Spoiler
* M5 Grills
* M-Sport Steering Wheel
* Backlit M5 Shift Knob
* M5 Dead Pedal
* ///M Door Sills
* ///M-Tech Aerodynamic Front Spoiler
* Shadow-line Trim (windows still chrome!)
* Euro Sliding Armrest with storage bin
* Window Tint (Doors and Rear Vent @ 51%, Back @ 36%)
* Zapco C2K-4.0X - 4 channel amp
* Zapco C2K-6.0X - 2 channel amp
* Zapco SX-SL SymbiLink Preamp/EQ
* a/d/s 345is reference 3-component system (front)
* a/d/s 345im coaxial 2-component system (rear deck)
* Eclipse SW8102.4 10" aluminum subs
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06-01-2004 01:20 AM #8
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06-01-2004 10:04 AM #9
Re: DIY, if its so important.
$150 worth of parts (pads, rotors, a can of WD40 and a can of brake cleaner), and about 1 1/2 hour working in a driveway. Straight forward job you might consider taking on, if not for saving the money then for the feeling of accomplishment. If you are not mechanically inclined, probably best to pay someone to do it. But I would recommend giving it a shot; did mine two weeks ago. Just my $0.02.
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