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05-09-2024, 10:29 PM
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*Honker*
Join Date: Jan 2022
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It has come to my attention that mechanic rates vary wildly.
I've paid $80, $120, $160, and $165 AUD per hour for people to do very basic stuff such as change a wheel bearing or control arm, etc. Most mechanics around here are $160 currently which I think is a bit much, all the McDonald's mechanic's are $160, such as rapid tune and ultra tune... The little unknown Indian mechanics seem to like to charge $80-$100 per hour. How much do you people pay on average? |
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What are you people paying for a mechanic per hour?
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