Tune in Motor

Best for commuter and scooter riders. A 7-day shop near Yishun for routine servicing, tyres and batteries at fair prices, with a friendly front desk. Big-bike owners with a tricky engine fault should get a clear written quote and a second opinion before approving an overhaul here. Labour charges should be pinned down in writing before any work starts, especially on bring-your-own parts.

The lowdown. Motorcycle workshop tucked into Yishun Industrial Park A, open every day of the week from 9am to 9pm including Sundays. Lady boss Ling runs front-of-house with Linda and Tommy. Day to day this is a basic-servicing shop: engine oil, oil filter, tyres, batteries, coolant flush, plus a small counter for helmets and accessories. Walk-in friendly.

What riders say. Routine work is the strong suit. Pirelli scooter tyres at fair money. Quick battery swaps. Same-day turnaround on basics is normal. Pricing on basics tracks the market. Ling, Linda and Tommy offer drinks and explain what was done. On the floor, ask for Yoga or Siva for diagnostic work, or Ah Lan who walks customers through the fault before fixing it.

Deeper engine jobs are where things get uneven. Top-overhauls that did not solve the original noise. Oil recommendations disputed at second opinions. One customer had rim scratches after a tyre change. Labour quotes for small bring-your-own-part jobs (like crash-guard fitting) have surprised buyers at payment time.

$40 to install a crash guard that takes ten minutes. Ask the price first.

Cash is preferred. PayNow works but is not the default ask.

• Walk-in for basics: EO, filter, tyres, battery, coolant
• Confirm labour cost before any bring-your-own-part install
• Cash preferred, PayNow accepted
• Ask for Yoga, Siva or Ah Lan for diagnostic work
• Check oil bottle balance before leaving after a top-up

Written from the Google reviews.