"Road hazard warranty" $5 per tire. Even the nitrogen fill at $2 per tire I should have declined. Nitrogen is not needed. Lessons learned for me next time and I'll be prepared.
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QMM - so basically that's just a bunch of junk fees. Like the power train warranty. Can you ask for your money back? Maybe complaining to their customer service might get you a rebate check.james.c.hendrickson@gmail.com
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Originally posted by QuarterMillionMan View PostYup you're right James junk fees, like the powertrain warranty. As for asking for my money back no thanks and I'll just chalk it up as a lesson learned although I like your thinking about possibly going after a refund.james.c.hendrickson@gmail.com
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Does anyone ever get out of there for just an oil/filter change?
Watch out for that "up to 5 quarts". They typically mean non-synthetic oil. And they'll charge you a ridiculous price for an additional quart or two. Some smaller engines can still get away with 5 quarts. But like a 4-cylinder Mercedes? 6 or 7 quarts. Chevy Ecotec V8 is like 8 quarts. Audi 4.2 V8 was almost 9 quarts. Chrysler 3.6 V6, 6 quarts.
28 quarts in our motorhome...lol!History will judge the complicit.
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I would like to remind everyone here on the board to use a coupon when you are buying motor oil.james.c.hendrickson@gmail.com
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FWIW, at least in the Rust Belt, it makes sense to undercoat your vehicle. I do this every year and my mechanic says his guys are always amazed when my truck is on the lift. If you're considering this, avoid the "hard" undercoatings you get from Ziebart and instead opt for one that is lanolin based.
I joke that GM doesn't skimp on the quality of their check engine light. Those things can stay on for YEARS without burning out. Now if they can only apply that quality to the rest of the vehicle!
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Originally posted by JoeP View PostFWIW, at least in the Rust Belt, it makes sense to undercoat your vehicle. I do this every year and my mechanic says his guys are always amazed when my truck is on the lift. If you're considering this, avoid the "hard" undercoatings you get from Ziebart and instead opt for one that is lanolin based.
I joke that GM doesn't skimp on the quality of their check engine light. Those things can stay on for YEARS without burning out. Now if they can only apply that quality to the rest of the vehicle!james.c.hendrickson@gmail.com
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Originally posted by james.hendrickson View Post
The last time I drove a GM-branded vehicle, the seats were uncomfortable. It’s no wonder they've had problems - the quality of the cars they produce is lacking.
I’ve had good luck with GM trucks, but that’s their bread and butter.History will judge the complicit.
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