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You can probably slow this decision down. Ask for part numbers, brands, warranty, and whether the alignment is included before approving the parts-heavy quote.
Likely okay to drive home if it drives normally with no new warning symptoms.
Ask for proof before approving.
ZIP 78704 fair range: $680-$980. Price read: high.
The quote looks high for ZIP 78704 because part quality is not documented. It could become reasonable if the parts are premium, warrantied, or hard to source.
Can you show me the exact part numbers, whether these are OEM or aftermarket, the warranty, and whether the alignment is included?
If these are premium parts with warranty, I understand the price may be higher. If they are standard aftermarket parts, can you sharpen the parts price or give me an option at a lower price point?
Do not approve the whole estimate just because one item may be real. Get proof first, then approve only the work that is proven and time sensitive.
Read the quote the way the shop wrote it: one item at a time. Each card shows need, timing, local price, and exactly what to do.
High unless these are OEM or premium assemblies with a strong warranty. Ask for the part number.
Do not approve this as-is. Ask why it is needed now and whether it can be removed or quoted separately.
Slightly high but plausible depending on labor rate and alignment inclusion.
Ask what proves this is due now. If they cannot show a test, measurement, photo, or service interval, schedule it later.
Likely overpriced for a simple add-on unless premium blades and installation are clearly included.
Do not approve this as-is. Ask why it is needed now and whether it can be removed or quoted separately.
These do not prove the shop is wrong, but they are reasons to slow down before approving.
These details would change the drive-home answer.
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