Grit dog wrote:
valhalla360 wrote:
When you sign the papers, simply add a note that the tires shall be model XXXXXXXXXXX or as approved by the buyer with a manufacture date no older than X months from the date of delivery.
If it shows up with different tires, point to the clause and tell them to fix it.
ROFL.
I’m not even a car salesman, but if I was I’d tell you to pound sand on a request like that, unless I added the $ to your bill to cover a new set of tires....just because.
Obviously, you aren't a salesman if you would tell me to pound sand rather than just adjust the price accordingly. I never said it would be a zero cost change.
Personally, it's not important to me but if the OP feels it's important, it's a simple solution and you can bet if the salesman is salivating over a $50k sale, he will figure out how to work it into the deal.
