10000 mi service completed

[chrisGT]

I am pretty sure they will ask for at least $200 for the same service in California...

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[OON7]

Germain Ford in Columbus OH charged $47.99, I didn't care because of the Ford pass points. Took about an hour, meanwhile the real reason for the visit was the 21P22 updates, which they didn't have enough time to do they said. Since my front doors wouldn't unlock that was frustrating, so did it at home next day myself.

They did, however, have enough time to give me a service reminder sticker to come back in 5,000 miles, presumably for a mythical oil change.

 

[VaderMachE]

Servicing at your dealership creates a record. Should something bigger come up down the road, it's always good to show that you've brought your vehicle in rather than working on it in your driveway. I can't speak for all dealerships, but mine has caught issues during inspection...so it's money well spent.?

 

[RickMachE]

Creating a record is one of those things that really has no value. During warranty, they have to prove that actions you took, or did not take, caused the value if they are going to deny the claim. For something like this 10,000 mile "service", there is nothing that would apply unless you make a claim for tire wear and they can prove it's because you didn't rotate them (either yourself or at Discount Tire).

As to using the points, there's $110 of value there. I used mine to buy mats and bumper protector. Using them for anything keeps them active for another 365 days though.

 

[daemonic3]

Just got my Mach E today and declined the protection at signing so I could get it online from Granger or Flood Ford. I was surprised to see Flood's extended price for the first 10 maintenance visits as $955. Do other owners know yet if the longer visits (such as 60k) are more than just the $20-50 range that you guys are seeing for the first visit?

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