Porsche Panamera trailing arm replacement

Fixter gets you the best price for your Porsche Panamera's trailing arm replacement

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How much does a trailing arm replacement cost for Porsche Panamera?

A typical Trailing arm replacement - rear (driver side) in the UK costs around £235 - £372.

Depending on your Porsche Panamera engine, and whether you live in a big city or a small one, the price of a Trailing arm replacement - rear (driver side) on your vehicle can be higher or lower. We computed prices for some of the best-selling cars in the UK in order to give you an idea of how much does a Trailing arm replacement - rear (driver side) costs.

Porsche Panamera Trailing arm replacement - rear (passenger side) costs on average £235 - £372.

Car model	Fixter price range
Porsche Panamera 3 Entry Trailing arm replacement - rear (driver side)	£235 - £369
Porsche Panamera 3 Entry Trailing arm replacement - rear (passenger side)	£235 - £369
Porsche Panamera 3 Platinum Edition Trailing arm replacement - rear (driver side)	£236 - £372
Porsche Panamera 3 Platinum Edition Trailing arm replacement - rear (passenger side)	£236 - £372
Porsche Panamera 3 S Trailing arm replacement - rear (driver side)	£235 - £369
Porsche Panamera 3 S Trailing arm replacement - rear (passenger side)	£235 - £369
Porsche Panamera 4.8 4S Trailing arm replacement - rear (driver side)	£235 - £369
Porsche Panamera 4.8 4S Trailing arm replacement - rear (passenger side)	£235 - £369
Porsche Panamera 4.8 Turbo Trailing arm replacement - rear (driver side)	£235 - £369
Porsche Panamera 4.8 Turbo Trailing arm replacement - rear (passenger side)	£235 - £369

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What's included in a trailing arm replacement for Porsche Panamera?

What's included

Remove the faulty trailing arm
Replace with working trailing arm
Test drive and safety check of vehicle
No additional work without your approval
We only use manufacturer parts or equivalent
All parts and labour are protected with our Fixter 12-month warranty

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I dislike dealing with garages. Fixter solved that problem as they do everything for you. Car picked up and dropped off. Paul kept me informed all the way through. Excellent work.

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Quick, reasonable, friendly

Glenn Berry, Weybridge

Excellent service from the time my car…

Excellent service from the time my car was collected, keeping me informed of any issues and returning my car. Honest and reliable and no nasty surprises with regards to charges. I would recommend and would use again

Susan Clarke Allen , Ilford

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Chris Hockey , Southampton

Good value and fairly straightforward

Communications from the garage were polite and straightforward. I’d originally requested the pickup from 9.30 to 11, but when the garage phoned to confirm, they initially wanted it at 8.30. However, we negotiated after 9pm, but he turned up a bit after 9.30 anyway. They sent a text message to say my car had failed due to needing a front spring replaced – if I want them to go ahead with their quote, click here. I did and paid on line, something I am normally very cagey about doing. With some other garages for an MOT / Service, you get a visual or video of the problem, but nothing on this occasion. How do I know the part really needed replacing? I have to take their word. The main attraction of Fixter was the pickup and return service and a good price. I was supposed to be informed as to which garage would be carrying out the work, but the update of the booking confirmation didn’t include that. The implication was that someone from Fixter would be doing the driving for the pickup and return, but it was someone from the garage. So will I use them next year? I’m not sure.

Brian Jones, Reading