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I'm looking for a Porsche specialist as close as possible to Reading. Does anyone have any recommendations?

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Northway are south west of Theale. Haven't used them myself, but I have a friend who has used them for servicing and liked them. https://www.northway.co.uk

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https://djs-porsche-services.co.uk Del came out to me. I am in Lightwater. So similar distance for him. He is a top man.

POST 4Original post

Used Litchfield for a 911 for years now. Not specific Porsche specialist but have ex Porsche techs there so always had knowledgeable service from them. Always very careful with the car, no dirty footprints or greasy hand marks etc and give straight forward pricing.

POST 5Original post

Another vote for Northway, wouldn't hesitate to use them first outside of the OPC network.

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Glassman said: Northway. Good people. This Ray Northway everytime

POST 8Original post

Purely9 at Yateley. It’ can be hard to get hold of Paul, but it’s worth it. A good specialist is everything and I’ve had exceptional service from Paul for years. He knows Porsche.

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Northway for me too, looked after mine the last 6 years, also when you drop off its only 7 or 8 minutes walk back down the lane to Aldermaston Station for a train back to Reading.

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dibblecorse said: Northway for me too, looked after mine the last 6 years, also when you drop off its only 7 or 8 minutes walk back down the lane to Aldermaston Station for a train back to Reading. I lived in the houses next to the canal / station, which made it even more convenient.

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tr7v8 said: This Ray Northway everytime Another vote for Northway. They've been going for years. Very friendly, competent and good value. They're a short walk from the station too if you can't arrange a lift. There's usually some nice cars for sale to look at, and interesting things on the ramps.

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This chap is always watching who comes and goes.

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Glassman said: This chap is always watching who comes and goes. Fantastic!

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