Paying £9 for oil and liquid disposal.

LightFlare

It’s funny how they add on and itemise fluid disposal but then offer a “complimentary” valet

I would prefer complimentary fluid disposal and the option of a £9 valet add on

Grey_Critic

You can dispose of your used oil at Kirklees Council Tips FOC - Considering the mark-up they apply for oil plus they sell it it is taking the proverbial

Bigwheels1111

I've used a service contract for 10 years on my car.

Never charged a disposal fee, contract said all was included.

They always want to add fuel cleaner for £20, £30.

Air con service £100 etc.

I would find a better garage to use.

I just had my timing belt, water pump and antifreeze changed.

3 Local Peugeot dealers wanted £1300.00 for the job.

I looked around and found Chorley group Peugeot want £619.00 genuine Peugeot parts.

It was a 200 mile round trip, After fuel, food etc I was still £600 better off.

They even put my new auxiliary belt on at no cost.

user1977

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/82057126#Comment_82057126

Households (in Kirklees) can dispose of waste free of charge, it's not an option for your garage.

facade

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/82057256#Comment_82057256

You can usually only dispose of 1 gallon at a time too, otherwise they claim it is "Trade Waste"

So no storing it until you have enough to make it worthwhile to queue at the tip…. (Tough if you run a Proper British Classic that holds several gallons too)

"Trade Waste" does not mean "waste produced by a trader" it actually means "waste that would have been produced by a trader if you hadn't done the job yourself" so most tips won't touch UPVC doors/window frames/guttering, bricks & rubble from that wall you demolished yourself etc.

Stubod

If you have paid for a service deal, then I don't think you should have to pay extra for oil disposal??