AHM alfacare

[Oli G]

Anyone used them for servicing work? Any feed back? Positive or nagative

[arguti]

Adie Hawkins is well known in Alfa and especially Alfa racing circles; my 67 GT Junior will be going there for setting up of engine/ECU mapping when ready in the near future.

Can't see you having any problems, never heard a bad thing about him.

[alfaben]

I've had a service and my inlet manifold replaced there and wouldn't hesitate to recommend them In fact I need to give them a ring to get a service sorted out. Only downside is there is no saturday opening hours which would be really handy for me as its pretty difficult to get time off projects and public transport just isn't reliable or time effective. Free courtesy car, I've always ended up with a new Fiat 500 twin air which is a bit of fun to drive back to the office or home whilst work is being undertaken on your car

[V6GTA]

Very expensive and wouldn't use them.

Remapping charges are extortionate too.

Edited by V6GTA on Thursday 26th July 18:58

[MarkAbarth500]

I've just come back from my abarth 500 being serviced there - 18k service.

Absolutely perfect... courtesy car was waiting for me, they used the proper oil unlike the main dealer i went to, plus as the A500 uses the Selenia oil (only available in the small tins) whatever they didnt use, they put in the boot!

Every service gets brake fluid change included in price (abarth dealers want £60ish for this)

Saved myself £140 over Lipsomb, and Thames, £180 over Romford and a whopping £320 over London abarth (pathetic)

Very clean garage, polite staff, welcoming, knowledgeable, always answer the phone - and they actually seem to care.

Complaints? none.