I'm in a situation where I cannot do my own DIY service, and am approaching 30K miles with my maintenance minder on.

I contacted my closest Honda dealer for certain service prices (using my own oil, BTW).

This dealer's prices (totaling $372.00) shocked me – see list below. Please let me know what I should expect to pay elsewhere, so I can judge what other dealers might tell me.

Thanks, in advance!

 

Steve

RUN....actual the only thing that seems out of place is the filters...Do them when you can and save big $$$. Let the Dealer do the rest

 

I was going to say the same thing. Everything seems in line with what my dealer charges (although I usually pay a bit less, about $42, on the oil change by using a coupon offer they send me).

Change the filters yourself. I realized this when my dealer quoted $80 to change the cabin air filters. I do it myself for $16. Takes a few minutes; can do it in the driveway, or in your case, a parking lot somewhere.

My dealer charges $20 for a tire rotation.

 

My B123 service at 28k was around $220 (Included Oil, CVT fluid, brake cleaning)
My A13 service at 50k was around $180 for oil/cvt and brake fluid
Definitely do not bother with them doing filters- plenty of honda dealers sell them online and it takes seconds to pop both engine and cabin air ones in

 

Second that.

The cabin air filter is so easy to replace by yourself. And it's not too expensive (can't recall how much it costs ..) ... plus I'd not replace it as often as Honda recommends. It all depends on how much you use the temperature control system.

Ditto with the Engine air filter. -ag

 

Found a great shop – did all services on my list plus standard inspections, fills, etc. for $207. All former Honda mechanics, and impeccably clean. I found a long list of five-star Yelp reviews online for this shop, confirmed by happy customers today in the waiting lounge. A great experience and a really nice savings. MPGs are noticeably up, too, BTW. Thanks for the good recommendations and advice!