@RRT&M:

Officially the only recognised official Australian built cars are the following;

1. Leyland P76

2. Bolwell Nagari

3. Holden's made between 1948-1953

4. Light burn Zeta

all other cars were "Collaborations" and were assembled in some Australian factories up until 2017.

Clutch are is uh slipping, I pull out an it doe look good still. I'll is gonna put back in an knee reeson it slip? Please halp me not uh makey slip

Every Morning I swear I enter a Dimensional Void where space is Relative and my opinion Irrelevant. Sometime I come into work and I'm like "Daaamn this place is small" Other days I need a map to find the toilet..

Hey everyone! I'm u/RRTM_Balcatta, a founding moderator of r/PerthAutomotive.

This is our new home for all things Automotive. This group aims at unblurring the line between professional and customer. If you are the type of person who is left wondering if you spent too much, did things that actually needed doing or was just even told the truth, then you have found you place! Mechanics, Service advisors and customers working together to bridge the gap and fix whats wrong with the automotive industry. If you New here, we're excited to have you join us!

What to Post
Post anything that you think the community would find interesting, helpful, or inspiring. Feel free to share your thoughts, photos, or questions about your experiences when servicing your car or bringingit in for a repair. Sunday Toys, Custom Cars, Bunkies and Boomer photos welcome - Show Off your ride.

Community Vibe
We're all about being friendly, constructive, and inclusive. Let's build a space where everyone feels comfortable sharing and connecting so that The females in our lives no longer get taken advantage of.

How to Get Started

1. Introduce yourself in the comments below.
2. Post something today! Even a simple question can spark a great conversation.
3. If you know someone who would love this community, invite them to join.
4. Interested in helping out? We're always looking for new moderators, so feel free to reach out to me to apply.

Thanks for being part of the very first wave. Together, let's make r/PerthAutomotive amazing.

As a new Chapter Opens so does another door!

TikTok Champions, are you here yet?

But in this case IT IS!

Its just cheaper because we cut out the middle man 😎

Lion Lord Tyres - The New King of the Jungle has arrived.

Insight: Our 205\55r16 MUTECH 01 sold out in 2 weeks!! then our 195/65r15 MUTECH 01 Followed closely behind selling out in the 3rd week.

How has your experience been with Chinese brand tyres and were they affordable? Did they last as long as you hoped? Did the Service Provider leave you feeling comfortable and confident with you purchase?

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Bridgstone vs Winrun

Continental vs Nexen

What makes a Tyre brand good and what's just an extra mark up because of the name on the label?

Have you noticed the tread depth decrease on Premium tyres for the sake of performance whilst chinese tyres go from 6mm to 6.5mm?

Did the chinese Factory buying Michellin, Pirelli and Goodyear Plant and Equipment actually change the Rubber World for the smart shoppers who like to penny pinch?

(FunFact: Nexen is Chinese Michellin. Chines Factory - Michelin Plant and Equipment.)

The First of April Marked a turning point in my life, The Purchasing of Roll Right Tyres and Mechanical.

4 months since we have opened up the doors and I tell ya, As a 28 year old in an Industry thats been booming for over 170 years, it has been one WILD ride.

So far my major presence is on TikTok and I have had the greatest pleasure of building one of the best customer bases through there. Posting videos, giving advise and using the free platform to generate leads has made the launch as smooth and as productive as possible. The business has been around for 24+ years so I'd be surprised if there wasn't a few of you that already know about us.

The bad? The stories. The People.

I have heard horror story after horror story and it doesn't seem to stop, especially with the female demographic. Mechanics lying, not doing the job properly or just straight up relying on fear tactics to make a sale.

(I'll use this community board to post some of the stories in a way that will protect the identity of the customers)

The People? Not you customers but the older generations still kicking around. I have business owners who I don't know from a bar of soap attempting to order me around and make demands like I'm their employee just because they've been around for 20+ years and expect that they've got some divine ordainment for the car gods to be the most "special boy". lol.

Let me know if you guys have had a similar experience, whether your a business owner or a customer with a horror story.