Posted by Pastor John on January 15, 2018 at 10:06:38 from (208.126.65.204):
In Reply to: Re: Firestone posted by wgm on January 15, 2018 at 08:24:38:
I’d like to pass on my story! I try to do my own work and when I can be proactive I would replace a car or truck battery in a heartbeat. Last Christmas my daughter was home from St Louis (Grad School) where she works in the inter city giving eye care and exams to children in need. As it happened as I was having her car serviced at the Ford dealership the car battery died as I was leaving the garage. The battery was five years old and was definitely dead. I paid $60-80.00 more for having them put it in. I didn’t bat an eye and having it done. In fact I told the service manager it was the best thing that happened to me that day! I can’t imagine what it would be for me to get a call some evening from my daughter coming out of a clinic and have her say Dad what do I do and I’m five hours away?
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