My sons bmw has died in Papamoa, AA have said they will transport it anywhere in the Tauranga area. Where should they take it where it will get repaired at a reasonable rate. It's a 1996 328i, the AA call out guy suggested it was fuel or that old chestnut (the computer) so really could be anything. It started, ran briefly then shuddered to a halt. Not to start again, despite the AA's efforts. He has gone back to Palmy Nth in my old Estima camper, bit of a culture shock for him lol. Now wants to know where it can be taken so he can ride in it again without being taken for a ride.
are both great. I think Shersons will be closed for two weeks though, not sure about Julian at BM Autobahns hol plans.
saxman99,
Dec 23, 1:08am
Another vote for Shersons.
fordcrzy,
Dec 23, 1:30am
theres a euro place off hull road.eurotechnic. also give portside auto a try.
gilco2,
Dec 23, 1:34am
yeah I used to work around the corner from Shersons and we used to take work vehicles there when we couldnt do them at out depot due to lack of equipment. That was 2009 so dont know about now but were good then
gammelvind,
Dec 23, 1:42am
Thanks guys have passed the info on, I'm sure he can wait to get the car back, he does have the zippy Estima to get about in lol.
carstauranga001,
Dec 23, 1:46am
I can now confirm Steve at Shersons is back open Mon 7th Jan.
gilco, same owner as 2009.
stevo2,
Dec 23, 2:20am
Also remembered here as bob1120. Well known for his knowledge with Beemers
doug207,
Dec 23, 2:01pm
Yup, Shersons Being a 328, it's either fuel pump or crank angle sensor. Both cheap enough to find and fix
peril787b1,
Dec 24, 4:05am
Another vote for Shersons, Steve's an awesome guy and a very talented mechanic.
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