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Message: <blockquote data-quote="alxy" data-source="post: 342689" data-attributes="member: 2947">Just a little story here.... To be honest, I don't think Ah Meng is the cheapest. I would say his prices are OK, but you probably can find cheaper if you really look and bargain a bit. Certainly a lot more places are just as expensive.But, I have never considered going to anyone else. Why? Here's a story:Some time back on Valentine's Day at  Saturday night around 8pm, my car couldn't start when I was outside. Yup, the scenario all of us dread. Stall at house also not so bad, but outside on a weekend at night.... Anyway, gave Ah Meng a call, he came over, diagnosed as fuel pump failure. Due to rush, he could only replace with 2nd hand pump which he told me to use first and then later on change at my convenience (which I used for 2 months before changing to new). At 9pm, I was good to go. My point being, at 8pm on a Saturday night Ah Meng was willing to come and help me out (he's at Subang, I was at Kepong) and fix my car. Others may have asked me to tow car to their place or leave car where it is and they'll come fix it on Monday. But Ah Meng went out of his way to help me out. Otherwise my whole weekend would have been spoilt.Best part of story: when ask him how much, he said forget it, settle when I changed the new fuel pump. I also "pai seh" and paid him RM50 for his time and trouble.So that's the story. I go to Ah Meng because he is generally a good sincere guy and I know if ever I get stuck on the highway at night with a stalled car, I can count on him.Note: this is not a debate as to which mechanic is best. Others might be the same as well. All I'm saying is why I personally stick with Ah Meng.</blockquote>

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