Independent car workshop · Masai, Johor

Proton car repair in Tebrau

Proton repairs at Pungbrother start with a diagnostic inspection—RM 80 for a small car, RM 120 for a large one—which takes about an hour and identifies what needs fixing. Repair costs depend on what the inspection finds.

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What repairs do Proton owners from Tebrau bring in most?

Saga and Myvi drivers notice brake wear first—squealing or a longer stopping distance. Suspension clunking over bumps is common on older Proton models. Battery and air-conditioning faults also bring owners in regularly. All of these are inspected and quoted before work begins.

Why should you book a diagnostic inspection first?

A structured inspection prevents guesswork. The mechanic checks charging voltage, brake pad thickness, suspension movement, and visible fluid leaks in one session. You get a firm repair quote before any work starts, so no surprises when the invoice arrives.

How do you arrange service from Tebrau?

Pungbrother is in Cahaya Kota Puteri, Masai—confirm the route and travel time from your exact location before you set off. Book by phone on +60 11-3591 1335 or WhatsApp to confirm an appointment slot and describe the symptom.

How long does a typical repair take?

An inspection takes about an hour. Brake pad replacement is roughly one hour. Oil changes take 30 minutes. Larger jobs like suspension work or electrical diagnosis may take longer; the inspection quote will confirm the time needed.

Common Proton faults and inspection costs

SymptomLikely causeInspection cost
Squealing or grinding brakesWorn brake pads or damaged rotorRM 80–120
Clunking over bumpsSuspension wear or loose bushesRM 80–120
Battery warning light or slow startBattery or charging faultRM 80–120
Air-con not coldRefrigerant leak or compressor wearRM 80–120

Proton specifics

Proton Saga, Persona, X50, X70, and S70 owners commonly bring routine brake and suspension wear for repair. Battery and charging-system faults are typical on older Proton models. Cooling and air-conditioning leaks appear across the range. Pungbrother handles all these service types on Proton vehicles.

Coming from Tebrau

Tebrau drivers can arrange service at Pungbrother's workshop in Cahaya Kota Puteri, Masai. Confirm the route and travel time from your exact starting point before you set off. Book ahead to secure an appointment slot.

A diagnostic inspection costs RM 80 (small car) or RM 120 (large car) and identifies what needs repair. Repair costs follow the inspection findings. You receive a firm quote before work begins.

Frequently asked questions

Does Pungbrother service all Proton models?

Yes. Saga, Persona, X50, X70, and S70 owners book appointments regularly. If you own a different Proton model, ring +60 11-3591 1335 to check availability. Bring the model and year when you call so the workshop can confirm the inspection slot.

Should I wait for a symptom to get worse before booking?

No. A squealing brake or weak air-conditioning usually gets more expensive to fix the longer you leave it. Brake pad wear can damage the rotor underneath—that doubles the cost. Book the diagnostic inspection as soon as you notice something wrong.

Can I leave my car at the workshop while I wait?

Yes. Most repairs are completed the same day. Pungbrother is open Monday to Saturday, 09:00–18:00. For jobs that run longer, ring ahead and arrange a time that suits you. The inspection quote will tell you how long the repair takes.

What if the quote seems high after the inspection?

You only pay for what you approve. The mechanic explains the findings and the repair cost before starting work. If you want a second opinion, you can take the inspection report elsewhere. No obligation to proceed if you decide to wait or get another quote.

Does your car need an inspection?

1, Jalan Kota 1/1, Cahaya Kota Puteri, 81750 Masai, Johor

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