Raddi Parts Supply and General Merchandise

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If you don't ask the price before install. they charge big. 3110 pp for Michelin Street 2 120/70 R14 rear tire. 775 for front Honda front brake pads. Insist on all prices up front. Love the Street 2 tires. Service guy was great.

Had some wroth done on my bike here, and would highly recommend. Was directed here from other friends who were also happy with service received.

I would like to give this shop a Zero but one star is the only thing I can choose. I recently had my motorcycle serviced to replace the ball race and brake pads. While the main mechanical work appears to be completed, I was very disappointed with the quality of reassembly and overall handling. When the mechanic reinstalled the covers, they were put back incorrectly, leaving them visibly crooked. Worse, the fairing lock was broken in the process, and now it doesn’t align or secure properly. Several bolts were also missing after the job, which shows a lack of attention to detail and care. For a labor fee of P700, I expected a more professional level of service. It's frustrating to pay for a job only to leave with new problems caused by the very people meant to fix your bike. The mechanical work might be done, but the finish and handling of parts post-service were unacceptable. Would not recommend unless you’re ready to double-check their work or finish it yourself.

Denied to work on my Kawasaki NS200 and consistently repaired the others that came after me, when I ask, they would always pass me around and always came to look for excuses Raddi became at the lowest recommended shop on my list

I purchased a rear tyre for my Yamaha Aerox. I was told the price, and after I purchased it, i was told it would be 300 pesos to install it. I grudgingly paid the price. I received no receipt. 2 days later my tyre was flat. I took it back and was told I needed sealant in the tyre, at my cost of 150 pesos, plus a service fee. Why didnt you tell me when you changed the tyre, I asked? My reply was a knowing smile, and a look of utter disdain. I took my scooter to a local tyre fixer, and got the sealant for 100 pesos, and put into my tyre for free. RADDI go to the bottom of my list of merchants to do business with.

I have a Honda Repsol, and I needed a new rear tire, I was in and out in 15 minutes, WOW, I just found my go to moto store.