I'll be moving back to Queens (Bayside) NY from Philly, PA this summer and wanted to know which Acura dealerships are best for service around the Queens and Nassau County areas. Don't really want to go out to NJ Park Ave dealership- I know they are the best but too far traffic wise. Rally Acura?? or Valley Stream Acura?? Suggestions??

Also I know that the Park Ave dealership adds shock sensors for our HIDs for around ~200. I never had to worry about my HIDs in Philly, but now back to NYC, it will become a concern. Any places in NYC, besides Park Ave, that can perform this service.

Thank you.

 

I'm from Bayside too, I usually go to Ralley Acura in Roslyn, LI and Curry Acura in Westchester (near my job), both are pretty good.

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If you want you can do it yourself for alot cheaper. Here is the link: http://silverknight.clickhere2.net/sensor.html . I hope that link helps you save a few bucks.

Mr
03 ABP TL-S
New Jersey
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Thanks Turboara. I'll probably goto Rallye cause since I'm waiting for the car, I might as well go next door to check out the BMW's and Rolls Royce. Do they have a free car loaners there?

Mr. - Thank you for the link. I checked it out and it looks too difficult for me. Paying an extra 50-100 bucks is no biggie cause I'll probably do more damage to the car. Any suggestions on who can complete this project for cash?

 

usually not, unless it is a major service, & then there's a 2 week wait or so.

 

They always have loaner cars but its the wait for them that is killer....Turboara is right, you have to have it scheduled like 2 weeks in advance to get a loaner.

 

Hey, I'm also from Bayside. I still go to Park Ave Acura for service. I like them so much better than Rallye Acura. It's not that bad of a drive. Take the Throgs neck to the GW bridge. It's about fifteen minutes from there. Total trip is about a half an hour. Only ten more minutes from Rallye in the opposite direction. Rallye doesn't hook you up at all. That's why I like PAA...

Rosh