Finally Happened . . .
That dreaded tire blowout finally happened to us. We were headed out of town for a four day holiday weekend and boom! View in the side mirror shows the fender flying off! That was the bad news. The go...
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larry barnhart wrote:Cummins12V98 wrote:
I would bet the tires they had installed at Les Schwab are Chicom. IMHO they are about the worst place to buy anything.
Good "service" but crappy products for the most part.
Great service but very disappointed in how they torque lug nuts. Brake job will be needed soon after how our 2 Les S tire stores do the work. Good tires are available but usually bad for trailers.
chevman
Yup, they ram them on with the impact then run the torque wrench around once. Guarantee some are over and under torqued.
Told my niece her brakes were in need of being replaced even tho my Dad had just replaced them including the calipers just a few months prior!
I can go on for pages about them including selling people D tires instead of E saying they have the same load carrying capacity. Duh a bigger tire will carry more but the stability is the problem!
The TOYO open country tires that were on my 98 I just bought were made in China! They guy had LS install their best shocks also and they are shot!
Do your research there are better products and service out there at the same price or less.
I am sure they used to be a quality shop but not anymore!
