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Originally Posted by pOWRsLAVE
You took your pride and joy to a Goodyear shop to have new rubber put on by some dimwits who make $10 an hour knowing full well that your car requires unique care during maintenance and realizing that they might not be competent enough to do said maintenance to the point that you showed them specific requirements necessary which is akin to basically saying "look you don't know what you are doing, I do, but I am going to have you do it anyway" 
Next time, take the wheels off and let them mount the tires and balance them and then give you the wheels back which is what I always did with my car which is my sweat and blood. I don't want some guy named Dwayne working on it. These guys deal with Ford Taurii and Minivans for God's sake of course they are going to screw it up!
I think I am going to go buy a Veyron and take it in to Jiffy Lube for a friction reline... |
It's a fair enough point in general, but in this case he did say his father in law is a manager there who accompanied him when he dropped off the car, and they did brief the employees as to how to lift the car. That last bit turned out to be the problem as they didn't heed those instructions, which could ultimately legitimise your argument, but I honestly wouldn't blame the owner given the circumstances.