Walmart Wouldn't Fix a Flat
One of the tires on my fiver had a nail in the tread and was losing pressure. I took the tire into a local Walmart here in Brunswick, GA for repair and they refused to do it. Something about GA law fo...
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RoyF wrote:
I wouldn't trust a Walmart to do a proper repair to begin with.
A real tire store should know what they are doing.
Walmart is concerned about liability, not "the law".
Many Coscos won't sell/mount *new* tires on trailers - but no problem if you bring the wheels in for same.
Real tire stores..........
WalMart is probably as good as a "REAL tire store!" - whatever that is.
The "real tire store/s" have employees that were serving you burgers last week at Mickey D's or burritos at Taco Bell..:S
Kind of limited career path - hard work that generates incentive to move on and/or up.
You probably don't want the guy that can't do that..:W
OK - so you go to a Mom and Pop local "real tire store" - and the friendly owner/mgr mounts tires on your trlr wheels that were almost 2 years old. - (He/they did!)
Sorry bub, do better or re-mount the old ones! - (He/they did!)
Buyer beware of.... "REAL tire stores!"..:R
Better watch the any/all (real or imaginary) tire store employee torque your lugs if you have aluminum wheels......
Employee: "My IMPACT is set at....."
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