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PPI in Malibu

nmlss2006

By nmlss2006
in 996 TT, 996 TT S, 996 GT2

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Well! After the indication about the PPI in Malibu, which I will be taking advantage of tomorrow, I would like to know if there is anyone in the Malibu area who is worth consulting for a PPI on an '03 TT coupe. I will then decide which car to get based on the result of the two PPIs. Any indications? Thanks!

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Well! After the indication about the PPI in Malibu, which I will be taking advantage of tomorrow, I would like to know if there is anyone in the Malibu area who is worth consulting for a PPI on an '03 TT coupe. I will then decide which car to get based on the result of the two PPIs. Any indications? Thanks!

If I understand your question correctly, you are looking for someone qualified to perform a PPI in Malibu. I don't think you will find anybody other than gas station mechanics that might know how to check the tire pressure here. The closest dealers are Rusnak in Westlake Village, Auto Gallery in Woodland Hills, or Beverly Hills Porsche. There are probably some competent independents in the Santa Monica/Venice, Thousand Oaks or San Fernando Valley areas. You might try Mike Schatz at Schatz Motorsport for starters. I have not personally used him, but he is one of the head mechanics at Rusnak

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If I understand your question correctly, you are looking for someone qualified to perform a PPI in Malibu. I don't think you will find anybody other than gas station mechanics that might know how to check the tire pressure here. The closest dealers are Rusnak in Westlake Village, Auto Gallery in Woodland Hills, or Beverly Hills Porsche. There are probably some competent independents in the Santa Monica/Venice, Thousand Oaks or San Fernando Valley areas. You might try Mike Schatz at Schatz Motorsport for starters. I have not personally used him, but he is one of the head mechanics at Rusnak

That is correct, I apologise, I had a long day. I will keep the dealers in mind if those are the ones you suggest as reliable - I don't assume a dealership is competent any more after some (very) interesting experiences with some here on the east coast and in europe. I will also call mr. Schatz for a second opinion. Thanks!

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