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Preparing my Porsche for a Spanish Driving Tour Proved VERY Expensive !

I am taking the Spyder to Spain for a Driving Trip and it required some last minute preparation. A significant service and windscreen PPF.

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24 responses to “Preparing my Porsche for a Spanish Driving Tour Proved VERY Expensive !”

  1. @jimmypage1 Avatar
    @jimmypage1

    I would hope a car with only 10k doesn’t require brake discs and pads

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  2. @EdwardC2 Avatar
    @EdwardC2

    Another corker ped – cheers!

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  3. @nickgreen2497 Avatar
    @nickgreen2497

    That’s a great discount deal done by R17. I’m a member of PCGB too (R12) and I’m still looking for a reason to keep renewing to be honest…

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  4. @tomhandbury3447 Avatar
    @tomhandbury3447

    Another great video Pete great price for a major ! Need to push R8 for a discount offer !

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  5. @ianfranks3571 Avatar
    @ianfranks3571

    Pup having a field day!

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    1. @Russell_G Avatar
      @Russell_G

      And a day in the field!

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  6. @robholland1937 Avatar
    @robholland1937

    LR is same in terms of oil and filter every 2 years. I’ve done them annually as I believe in regular oil and filter changes 😊

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    1. @Malachi-d3n Avatar
      @Malachi-d3n

      I think anyone with any mechanical understanding and sympathy would. I change oil and filter on one of my cars every 6-months.

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    2. @robholland1937 Avatar
      @robholland1937

      Agree. My 2024 D350 Defender 90 has had 2 oil changes now after 2 years and 15000 miles.

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    3. @davidthegolfer Avatar
      @davidthegolfer

      My 992.1 Carrera has an oil and filter change every 5,000 miles. OTT but I’m happy. My oldest friend used to be an oil tech. specialist for a well known oil company. For 50+ years I have always followed his lead, in spite of the advancement in oil technology.
      Never regretted it.

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  7. @Malachi-d3n Avatar
    @Malachi-d3n

    Windscreen cover is included in many insurance policies.

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  8. @guylambrechts2303 Avatar
    @guylambrechts2303

    enjoy and…drive safe!!!

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  9. @AUDIDOIT Avatar
    @AUDIDOIT

    She looks gorgeous Peter. Those carbon bits 👌 I am stunned you let someone drive your car to the Porsche centre? 😮

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  10. @user-xu5vl5th9n Avatar
    @user-xu5vl5th9n

    30 litres of brake fluid, hence £1700! Reminds me of being told the quantity of oil on the invoice was “just a number”. Just a number they charged for, naturally.

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  11. @kevinmills5293 Avatar
    @kevinmills5293

    When I took my Fisher Fury to Spain, all I had to do was put on sun block and tighten up the radiator hoses. lol

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  12. @davidthegolfer Avatar
    @davidthegolfer

    My major service on my 911 was also £1,700, and as a PCGB the final price was the same as yours. You MUST mention PCGB when you book the service. Great value being a member. You can also get a FREE ESSO card and you get 6ppl off each litre of ESSO 99. Pays its way. You don’t need to own a Porsche to be a member. And you can fill any car to get the discount. My wife’s too.

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  13. @gilbertferguson1685 Avatar
    @gilbertferguson1685

    My 911 requires an oil change every year. Here in the USA that costs me around $500 due to the high labor charge at the dealer.

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  14. @Franzino Avatar
    @Franzino

    When I researched about specific PPF for on front window I came to this. This window PPF still scratches more easily than glass (wipers + dust = wear). Typically need replacement every 6–24 months depending on use. In some regions, they may not be road-legal due to visibility regulations.

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  15. @phillevin6651 Avatar
    @phillevin6651

    Great car… but as a fellow cyclist, that Bianchi jacket is bangin! 😊

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  16. @Karlos_Fandango Avatar
    @Karlos_Fandango

    No chameleon tint Ped? 😂

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  17. @billnorblat4047 Avatar
    @billnorblat4047

    Interesting. They have annual service intervals in US. Brake Fluid and Spark Plugs every two years. Oil annually.

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  18. @sig6394 Avatar
    @sig6394

    One thing that you never mentioned is the cost would be interesting to know and all the carbon bots you’ve added although you told us the servicing cost just would be nice to know about cost of the ppf, but as per norm great video love ypur content 👍 👌

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  19. @billnorblat4047 Avatar
    @billnorblat4047

    Great call on the windshield. I’ve never had any problems with mine. Just perfect windshields.

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  20. @royalmotors Avatar
    @royalmotors

    We’d all be really interested in a 6 month and 12 month windshield PPF update? Cheers.

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