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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fpresto wrote:
I believe them when they say it is against the law. The same reason many places cannot work on MH tires. The OSHA, National and State, requirements for equipment and training and documentation are beyond the capabilities of many places like Wal-Mart that have a high turnover in personnel. If you have an employee who works on a tire, even with the training, but have an error in the paperwork the fines are very large and you can be shut down. If he or she hasn't had the approved training courses then the fines are even larger. Like it or not the Government controls every aspect of our lives. For our own good of course.
On a Class C? Bet if you pulled in with a 3500 with E tires, they'd have no problems. Why's a MH any different?
Lyle
