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When you two days later take off the wheels to check before taking the car on a track you find a nail.
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At the same time you also ask them to check the front left tire for nails and they tell you there are none.
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But to tell them "check for nails" and they say they saw NONE then within 2 days you get a nail and assume they didn't do their job is assinine.
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Suggestion · Original poster
you took your car to the dealer to repair a couple of items.
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Either you had a nail or you didn't and you saw a priori and pointed it out for repair ro you didn't have a nail.
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... you took your car to the dealer to repair a couple of items.
At the same time you also ask them to check the front left tire for nails and they tell you there are none.
When you two days later take off the wheels to check before taking the car on a track you find a nail.
I wonder why you thought there might be a nail in the tire in the first place and why you didn't check it yourself before dropping it off at the dealer? That way you could have said "there is a nail in the tire. Please patch it."
Of course, I always take my tire work to a tire store. I'd rather have some dude take off my rims who does it 100 times a day, not someone who does it 3 times a month. And a lot of dealerships don't even have tire mounting and balancing equipment - they just take your car to the local tire store for you and charge you extra for all the trouble.
Michael
Did you not look at the tire yourself? Please. This falls into the what the hell are you asking this for category. Either you had a nail or you didn't and you saw a priori and pointed it out for repair ro you didn't have a nail. But to tell them "check for nails" and they say they saw NONE then within 2 days you get a nail and assume they didn't do their job is assinine.
Glad to be of service. Just amazed at some of the crap that people come up with sometimes. Always looking to blame somebody else. No wonder everybody laughs at our lawsuit happy society.
Heard the word asinine after a long time...
asinine
as�i�nine
Pronunciation: 'a-s&-"nIn
Function: adjective
Etymology: Latin asininus, from asinus ***
Usage: I give her face a five and her asinine
