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Workshops · Pioneer

Thong Sheng Motors Trading

Closed, opens tomorrow 10am

Best for west-side commuters and industrial-estate workers who need a tyre patched, oil swapped, or a small electrical or fitting job sorted the same day.

What riders say

  • Fast, accurate diagnosis on weird noises
  • Tyre repairs done on the spot
  • Reasonable, honest pricing

Good to know

  • Walk-ins handled for tyres, oil, and quick diagnostics.
  • Ask for Michael at the counter or Ah Keong on the tools.
  • Industrial-estate location, easy bike parking out front.
Hours
Mon to Sat 10am to 6:30pm. Sun closed.
Address
7 Pioneer Rd N, Singapore 628459
Parking
Lok Yang Way, 50 public lots, about 294 m.
Brands
KTM
Jobs
Tyre change
Stars
29 five-star, 3 one-star, out of 41.
More detail: the full write-up

Best for west-side commuters and industrial-estate workers who need a tyre patched, oil swapped, or a small electrical or fitting job sorted the same day. Big-bike owners get served too, KTM included. If you want a polished phone experience and detailed quotes by message, this is not the shop. Ride down, show the bike, get a number in person. That is the operating mode here.

The lowdown. Small motorcycle workshop on Pioneer Road North, near the Pioneer industrial belt. Owner Michael runs the front, Ah Keong is the named mechanic on the floor. Day to day work is tyre repair and replacement, oil changes, OBU installation, and quick diagnostics for noises and faults. Walk-in jobs get turned around fast, often inside the hour.

What riders say. Diagnosis is the strong suit. Riders walk in with a weird front-wheel sound or a dodgy fault, and the mechanics pinpoint it in minutes rather than booking the bike in for half a day. Tyre punctures get patched on the spot. OBU fitting on a KTM Super Duke was done in about thirty minutes. Twin side-box repair on an Adiva AR3 three-wheeler scooter cleared in 1.5 hours. Pricing comes up repeatedly as fair and grounded, not inflated.

Hidden gem. Very experienced mechanic.

Friction is narrower. Phone manner has drawn a complaint about long waits and a curt tone when the line is finally picked up. A separate gripe flagged a second-hand part priced higher than expected. Ask for the part number and a price upfront if you are buying used spares.

Good to know.
  • Walk-ins handled for tyres, oil, and quick diagnostics.
  • Ask for Michael at the counter or Ah Keong on the tools.
  • Industrial-estate location, easy bike parking out front.
  • Confirm pricing for second-hand parts before agreeing.

Written from the Google reviews.

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