Service in NJ

[06x]

Anyone use either of the following dealers for service in the Morristown, NJ area?

From infiniti.com:

DOUGLAS INFINITI430 MORRIS AVESUMMIT, NJ 07901 (5.4 Miles)Tel (908) 522-7300

SALERNO*DUANE INFINITI OF DENVILLE[Award icon]3103 ROUTE 10DENVILLE, NJ 07834 (7.8 Miles)Tel (973) 361-6700

[Haitian_King]

No. What are you looking to have done? The best place I know of in NJ for Infiniti work is Van Meter Auto. I recommend it for older Q45's. Newer models should be ok at the the dealership.

[marlin29311]

Flemington Infiniti is really good. My mom has never had any issues, and the Nissan is really good too.

[06x]

What are you looking to have done?

Just regular maintenance for now (and knock on wood). 06 G35x with 26K miles. But I'd like to strike up a relationship by going to the same dealership for routine maintenance, in case I need any work done later.

I called SD Infiniti in Denville and made an appointment as, between the above two, it was a "Center of Excellence" for whatever that's worth.

They said I needed an oil change (39.99) and brake fluid change (109.99). (And to check if the previous owner had changed the fuel injectors.) However, now that I'm looking at the maintenance schedule, it's only recommended to *check* the brake and other fluids - there's no reason to automatically assume it needs to be changed, is there?

[06x]

Flemington Infiniti is really good. My mom has never had any issues, and the Nissan is really good too.

Yeah but unfortunately they are a bit too far

[Haitian_King]

Just regular maintenance for now (and knock on wood). 06 G35x with 26K miles. But I'd like to strike up a relationship by going to the same dealership for routine maintenance, in case I need any work done later.

I called SD Infiniti in Denville and made an appointment as, between the above two, it was a "Center of Excellence" for whatever that's worth.

They said I needed an oil change (39.99) and brake fluid change (109.99). (And to check if the previous owner had changed the fuel injectors.) However, now that I'm looking at the maintenance schedule, it's only recommended to *check* the brake and other fluids - there's no reason to automatically assume it needs to be changed, is there?

Where was the car serviced originally? Have you tried the original dealership? That's what I did for my MDX. The original dealer is in PA, so I go there for service and maintenance.

[juls213]

How about infiniti of englewood? I heard they are preety good with infiniti. They are new but they help u out.

[sister]

I ended up doing the brake flush. It was recommended but without any high-pressure sales pitch. Mentally I'll just add it to the misc transaction costs of buying a 'new' used car

[sister]

Where was the car serviced originally? Have you tried the original dealership? That's what I did for my MDX. The original dealer is in PA, so I go there for service and maintenance.

The car was bought in the Scranton PA area, which is way too far to go on a regular basis.

For the next service I will probably go back to SD Infi of Denville or perhaps a dealer between NYC and Morristown who will offer a loaner for the day.

[nyoPPa]

don't even bother with Infiniti of Englewood... they are very friendly indeed... but they scratched my rear window and front panel. They ended up replacing my window but won't pay for my tint. For some reason (i think it's due to their very narrow and curvy uphill service entrance at the end of their lot) they are known for scratching customer's car...