Subject	I would think if you are in the business of selling
Posted by	kkrofft (OH) on August 25, 2007 at 9:49 PM
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In Reply To	It's actually a pretty smart liability issue posted by BannonZ (Thebanman407) on August 25, 2007 at 09:08 PM
Message	tires and have state of the art equipment there would be next to no risk. I changed hundreds of tires working for a full service gas station during the '70s with very crude equipment and never came close to damaging a tire. Commonly a business wants to "get you in the door" Take care of me this time and while I am there convince me that I should buy my next set from them. Call it advertising. If you have messed up enough tires to have a policy about it, perhaps you need better training for your employees. Suffice it to say, knowing what I know now, it it unlikely I will ever trust them with my wheels. It is a lot easier to ruin a wheel than a tire on a tire machine. KK
Follow Ups	Learned an interesting fact today... NZR - kkrofft (OH) 20:34:02 08/25/07 It's actually a pretty smart liability issue - BannonZ (Thebanman407) 21:08:46 08/25/07 I would think if you are in the business of selling - kkrofft (OH) 21:49:20 08/25/07 Who knows man. Everything's a liability these days. - BannonZ (Thebanman407) 22:05:49 08/25/07 One other note... All the places I spoke to wanted $23 - kkrofft (OH) 21:57:17 08/25/07 I accept cash ;-) (n/m) - Spddracer 22:12:33 08/25/07 40 bucks Queens NY (n/m) - ZiNnYc 02:18:24 08/26/07 TireRack offers a listing of installers in your area... - Barry'z (NJ) 22:22:05 08/25/07 Just take it to a local wheel shop, they more then likely - sleepy-z 11:24:16 08/26/07 I have a friend with a body shop 5 minutes from my house - kkrofft (OH) 14:24:04 08/26/07 For your truck, there is Tires Express on Wadsworth - na300zx (OH) 16:18:03 08/26/07
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