Sentences with phrase «shop got you all fixed»

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Body shop guy says we got lucky it hit something otherwise the hinges pull away from the frame bending it and that is a much costlier fix.

Did you rush to your closest coffee shop to get your fix?

We are living in a day and age where you no longer need to go to a health food store or online supplement shop to get your protein bar fix.

You've even gone as far as to hop in the vehicle with your PJ's on to drive to the 24 hour donut shop down the road just to get your fix.

Also we are pleased to announced our new Compartés Chocolatier Gourmet Chocolate Store Flagship shop in Century City is now open and open 7 days a week, open daily from 10 am to 9 pm Monday to Thursday, 10 am to 10 pm Friday and Saturday and Sundays from 11 am to 7 pm, our new Compartes Los Angeles flagship chocolate shop now gives you 2 stores across Los Angeles to get your chocolate fix!

When I make curries at home I always have to do without naan because they stuff they sell in the shops is just terrible, so I only get my naan fix when I eat out at Indian restaurants.

These 5 kid - friendly Phoenix coffee shops will help you get your caffeine fix AND keep your kiddos happy with a steamer or two!

I had to go to a bike shop in hope of getting it fixed.

For example, when you're shopping and little hands keep grabbing things off the shelves, a ring sling can be a quick fix to get you in and out of the store, disaster free.

Get your chocolate spread (hazelnut) from a shop near you or fix your own batch at home.....

I write about restaurants in LA so I can agree there are a ton of coffee shops here However, I love that you've been able to get your coffee fix in the OC and found a few that you love!

This area is probably one of my favorite places to hang out in Los Angeles because parking is relatively easy, and there are plenty of things to do there including shopping and getting your caffeine fix at Alfred Tea Room.

, get your unadulterated sale - shopping fix in over at INTERMIX.

May augurs in the best of al fresco vintage shopping in the New York area, so check out our top picks for getting your fresh air fashion fix ASAP.

While he won't be a monthly «fix» getter (just not realistic for his lifestyle and for the way he buys and wears clothes), I think getting a fix for him a couple times a year or once a quarter is a great way for him to shop efficiently AND invest in new pieces for his wardrobe that he will wear till he's got holes in them.

The Pretty Fix is a new monthly feature at Get Your Pretty On that features my top five picks for the month that you can shop for on your own to stay in style at a price you'll love.

This video is a relapse, my way of saying: «a bunch of things I just got», a fashion addict's shopping «fix»... I hope you enjoy and please let me know what you think in the comments, or any ideas of videos you'd like to see.

To see more fashion inspiration and get your shopping fix, hop on over to Obsessory and tell them Jonet sent ya!

The Pretty Fix is a monthly feature at Get Your Pretty On that features my top five picks for the month that you can shop for on your own to stay in style at a price you'll love.

The Pretty Fix is a monthly feature at Get Your Pretty On that features my top five picks for the month that you can shop for on your own to stay in style... all at a price you'll love.

La King's Confectionery — A must stop shop on the strand to get your sugar fix!

I just don't have time to get out by myself to shop, which makes Stitch Fix so nice!

I was shopping for clothes yesterday and just got so frustrated that I finally decided it was time for someone to give me some suggestions, which is how I found Stitch Fix.

If you are not out shopping for gifts (hopefully you have finished because those lines can get crazy), what better way to fix your predicament this holiday weekend than looking for your ideal match.

Discover beauty how - tos, celebrity news and get your daily shopping fix.

If it gets to daily and replacing the cap doesn't fix it, you'll have to look for a leak (to weld, patch or otherwise repair) or replace the radiator (typically < $ 100 at various online shops) Fortunately since it is imperative that the radiator gets good air flow, it is one of the easiest parts to get to and usually relatively simple to replace (If you can change your own oil, you can probably replace the radiator).

If you can not fix this yourself, you should get the vehicle towed to a repair shop...

Sometimes we all get so caught up in the thinking that its got to be a huge complex problem, that we forget sometimes (i know i do), start with the basics, work the trouble trees, and most importantly, sometime you just got to walk away, go talk to a buddy in the shop about the race, or how his kid is doing, clear the mind, take a breath and fix the problem.

I mainly want to know what to start researching with regard to fixing the problem myself or getting quotes from nearby shops.

However, «internet combo - deals» are normally done just to get people into the shop, then they can «recommend» other «required» fixes, so watch out for that.

It will be a week or two before I get enough money to take it to a shop to have them tell me what is wrong with it, I was hoping to exhaust other possibilities until then, possibly figuring out what the issue is and fixing it myself instead.

I get so many cars from ase shops that either the repair was simply wasn't done and parts were thrown at it or if they can t fix it they make it sound Soo bad and throw you a huge ass bill for something I find and fix in a day or so.

The real - world downside is that if you get stuck on the side of the road, you'll have to rely on a can of fix - a-flat and hope the closest tire shop stocks 20 - or 21 - inch performance tires.

That's funny, that's actually exactly why I was so afraid to try and fix my car myself when I was a teen — if I mess up, I can't even drive to the store to get what I need, or worse, drive it into the shop so an actual pro can take care of it!

I started working on cars when i was 15 my first job in high school was doing oil changes, tranny services and tune ups, brake jobs for $ 3.65 an hour after school and bring home 50 bucks a week because McDonalds, Burger King and Wendy's wouldn't hire me because I had a bad attitude... But the Auto shops loved me and at 18 I joined the service to work on Helicopter Turbines... My brother got his A&P license and now owns his own Shop and when they ask for his ASE cert he points to his A&P and says cars are just toys If the government says I can fix planes then cars don't mean shit.

He promised me to get it fixed as soon as they open their new body shop.

In most cases, if you take it to a repair shop, it will probably cost you more to get it fixed than it would to replace the entire thing for a new pressure washer.

Its not a accelerating beast but it does great for me and I get 21 mpg around town and 27 hwy... the air ride suspension is worth paying for especially when towing it gets the vehicle level... overall very happy with the truck the maint cost is a little high... new update I have had a issue with the throttle control sensor and it has been in the shop 3 times now hopefully they have it fixed otherwose still love the truck..

Something got caught in the latching mechanism, and we had to take the van to the shop to get it fixed.

Bought this truck with 7800 miles on it and had 4 recalls in less than a year the factory bedliner in it is separating from the steel and everytiei take it to the shop and its supposed to be a work truck made tough that's a joke due to the manufacturer defects I have to miss using it on jobs to haul and if you ask for a loaner that is not included in the warranty so I have a ram that is causing me to lose money and the company wont give me a truck to use while its getting manufacturer defects fixed makes sense and well trading it in is a joke after you buy a ram they depreciate dramatically so trading it in will cost you so thought since they changed names maybe they would b better but 2 hours on the hotline about why no loaner for a working man and all I get is there is no loaner policy when your vehicle is in the shop even when it is their flaws!And what really ticked me off they wanted to patch the factory sprayed bedliner so I took it in and dropped it off we had a big hail storm and they left my truck out in it and they aren't responsible for that either and you pay 600 for a factory sprayed bedliner and its peeling up and they want to patch that spot instead of respraying the whole thing can u say cheap but they were more than happy to take my money when I bought it but they don't stand very tough in my opinion never had this many issues with my fords

Both bought 2000 Focuses on my recommendation, and both spent an inordinate amount of time in Ford dealer repair shops getting fit - and - finish fixes, safety - recall fixes and repairs on engine control modules.

And lastly, when I needed to get my vehicle repaired, I brought it here (in addition to other body shops) to get an estimate, and this dealership was very fair and honest about the amount of money needed to get my vehicle fixed.

It seemed like every few months I was back in the dealership shop getting something replaced or fixed.

I drove off the service department lot and still heard the knocking noise but Fred the mechanic and Mike the service manager assured me it had been fixed... It wasn't... I took it back to the dealership that next Monday and they found out that it was the lower and upper control arm was still knocking... so they took my car again for another 5 days and said it was finally done... I picked it up and starting driving it and no alignment had been done but I said screw it I will go to my own mechanic shop to get the alignment fixed... while doing the alignment at my shop we noticed the steering racket had a leak when doing the alignment.

I have had my truck for 3 months have about 4700 miles on it truck gets good mileage 16 - 21 5.7 hemi 4x2 slt bighorn but for the bad news the truck has been in the shop 4 times since I have had it 2 for the paint 2 for my power back glass leaking still do not know if it is fixed waiting a few days to wash again but know it will be going back as soon as the shop opens go in this morning it started and no gauges worked windshield wipers came on and would not cut off windows will not roll down radio will only cut off if you turn it off even with switch off so this will make 5 times in 3 months of which I owned the truck I like the look the power but man at the problems I'm having

Fans will continue to get their monthly fix via comiXology or their local comics shop, but adding these graphic novels to mass - market digital bookstores makes them a little easier for the general public to find.

While the fans may be reaping the benefits of instant access to ebooks without the hassle and potential embarrassment of shopping in their local brick - and - mortar to get their steamy fix, the authors are the ones truly benefitting from the high volume of titles making their way to market for an audience that can not get enough of their favorite authors and characters.

Retailing Shane Mason will open the first comic shop in Wollongong, Australia, next month, giving residents an alternative to buying online or driving to Sydney to get their fix.

While it sounds very attractive to just put it on the card, and get your shopping fix what you aren't looking at is the interest rate on these cards is usually around 25 %.

Rule number one of shopping for a fixer - upper is get an inspection.