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Old 01-16-2023, 11:09 PM
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The Poland place is https://nagengast.pl/en/kategoria-pr...-en/bmw-x5-en/ - they have a good reputation.
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Thank you. Fortunately my suspension was looked at a few times last year and everything came out A-ok. Prior to it I think the car was primarily a highway driver in San Rafael and then in Texas.
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lol...as I was reading I got all excited there was a shop in Portland. One state up from me....


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