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Re: Tire Shop Prices ... My Two Cents !
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Posted by Matt on September 22, 2001 at 18:53:31 from (206.28.174.109):
In Reply to: Tire Shop Prices ... My Two Cents ! posted by Alberta Mike on September 21, 2001 at 15:01:41:
Why dont you get a life!I am a genral man. of a tire shop. And obviously you have no clue what most tire shops do. I happen to have started out busting tires and alignments and brakes.I am ASE certified and I do have a Hunter engineering master tech Certificate, and sir i do buy those expensive over priced tools that supposedly only true mechanics have.A man has to make a living,and i sure as @#$% can go too sleep at night thinking i provided service and i didnt screw anyone doing it.Dont believe me just ask all the guys who bought tires from me at Leseur Minn Swap meet from some guy in an old horse trailer and an FS pick-up and was donating my time selling them because I enjoyed it! So sir dont come on here and start taking cheap shots at all tire shops. P.S. You had best watch what you say not everyone in a tire shop is as dumb as you are.
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