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I find it difficult to get there on Weekdays, so I went down there on a Saturday at 12:30 as I knew they closed at 1pm.

Found them closed. Big signage said 1pm close on Sat. Opening times on door said 12:30pm close.

Went back the next weekend at 12noon and they were also closed.

I called them a few times this morning, but no answer.

Anyone know if they're now closed on Saturdays? That's 3 weekends in a row it appears that way.

Are there similarly priced companies in the area? I'm not a fan of bigger auto chain's high prices.

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I met the guy once that owns the shop, he seems to be the only person that works there so maybe he had to take leave? The guys really nice though I had 3 jugs of oil and he disposed them for me for free. Try calling before hand or during the weekdays to get a hold of him and see what his hours are

Are there similarly priced companies in the area? I'm not a fan of bigger auto chain's high prices.

Performancelub.com can be cheap but you'd have to pay for shipping....which is normally very reasonable.

I also believe its a one man shop so he may be on leave / sick.

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