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Re: Tire Shop Prices ... My Two Cents !
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Posted by Wayne on September 22, 2001 at 06:08:55 from (65.163.189.96):
In Reply to: Tire Shop Prices ... My Two Cents ! posted by Alberta Mike on September 21, 2001 at 15:01:41:
I don't beleieve that you are looking at the big picture. And you don't have any idea what things, taxes, tools and all the other costs to do this work. By the way if you don't want to pay the price DO IT YOURSELF, but it seems that you don't want to do that either. This is a free enterprise country and I have found that this is what sets the prices on things as this, because there is some one always wanting your business. Price is one way of getting business and good work is the other way. I beleive that from the way that you talk, that you should open a tire shop and either you wouldn"t be around long or you would have the HIGHEST prices around when YOU wanted to have a pay check to that home to your family
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