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My leaking tire fix which was supposed to take one hour and cost $36 ended up taking two days and costing $340! Apparently a previous patch was leaking and they couldn't fix it again, so the whole tire had to be replaced. Since both back tires have been losing air my dad told them to go ahead and replace both, hence the expense. I think he's going to go have it out with the dealership and try to make them pay for this, because they KNEW the tires were low on air when we bought it, but they said they checked it out and didn't find anything wrong. HA! I bet they didn't even look. At least I finally have my truck back in drivable condition; now all I need is that damn registration sticker.
Mar. 29th, 2005
My leaking tire fix which was supposed to take one hour and cost $36 ended up taking two days and costing $340! Apparently a previous patch was leaking and they couldn't fix it again, so the whole tire had to be replaced. Since both back tires have been losing air my dad told them to go ahead and replace both, hence the expense. I think he's going to go have it out with the dealership and try to make them pay for this, because they KNEW the tires were low on air when we bought it, but they said they checked it out and didn't find anything wrong. HA! I bet they didn't even look. At least I finally have my truck back in drivable condition; now all I need is that damn registration sticker.