The
Les Schwab Dealer in Santa Rosa, California started the process of replacing the wrong
tires. The situation just snow-balled from there.The Rexberg store sent me the wrong tire. After selling me the wrong tire the manager told me that I should park my car for a week while they try to get me another one. This is after I originally went in and asked for two front
tires to be replaced and instead they changed the
rear tires. The manager told me this is proper procedure. The dealer service department told me the opposite. Lesson to be learned is go to the computer first before going to the
tire store or surely you will end up here
1. Written by LOL, on 13-08-2009 01:08
You my friend are a dumbass. DOT recommends your best tires be on the rear of the vehicle to help prevent over steer. I just googled it. Maybe you should have done that instead of writing a worthless complaint.
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2. Written by Tech 2, on 20-04-2009 23:26
I have worked for a number of auto dealerships and let me tell ya...every single one of them reccomends doing exactly what Les Schwab did.. put the rear tires to the front and put the new on the rear. Every dealership i have worked for has always trusted Les Schwab to do all of their tire/wheel/lift packages. Never a single problem ever!
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3. Written by tech, on 28-08-2008 14:19
maybe they rotated the front to the rear?
your car can be subject to oversteer causing loss of controll with too much grip in the front end v. the rear
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4. Written by dealer, on 27-08-2008 02:45
read your owners manual stuppid ,or maybe your car is to old to have one
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