Hi Folks, I'm getting closer to being a 996 owner! Can anyone provide recommendations to have a PPI done near Alsip, IL (suburb of Chicago)? I'm told there's a Porsche dealership nearby in Orland Park but how good would it be? Are there any other shops that would be better? This is a long distance purchase for me so I need someone good! Thanks in advance.
Getting close to buying a 996! Need a place to do PPI near Alsip (or Orland Park) IL
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YOUR RESEARCHGetting close to buying a 996! Need a place to do PPI near Alsip (or Orland Park) IL
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Based on the location, Rizza Porsche should be your best bet. Get a read out on the DME for over revs. Good luck.
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