what would you do???
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10-08-2007 | 07:04 PM
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what would you do???
recently i won $200...
the roads around here are horrible...
i'm pretty sure my g35 needs an alignment...
i could get a 1 time for $70 or a lifetime for $120 @ sale price...
should i go ahead and do the lifetime or use the money for other bills...
i'm worried about my tires wearing out fast as well...
the roads around here are horrible...
i'm pretty sure my g35 needs an alignment...
i could get a 1 time for $70 or a lifetime for $120 @ sale price...
should i go ahead and do the lifetime or use the money for other bills...
i'm worried about my tires wearing out fast as well...
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10-09-2007 | 12:44 AM
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it depends, if you say your tires are going to need replacing soon, wont most places do an alignment included with the tires/installation? (i could be wrong about that)
but if they do, then i would say get the one-time alignment right now, cause then you'll get another one when you get the new tires
but if they do, then i would say get the one-time alignment right now, cause then you'll get another one when you get the new tires
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10-10-2007 | 04:57 PM
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Depends on who is doing the alignment. I bought a lifetime alignment with an Explorer from Firestone. They would align every 5000 miles. It turns out that Firestone used the wrong specs and actually caused the tires to wear quicker than normal (Firestone tires too). I ended threatening to sue over the issue and they reimbursed me for the alignment and the tires. F'ing idiots.
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10-10-2007 | 06:51 PM
Originally Posted by gto2050
Depends on who is doing the alignment. I bought a lifetime alignment with an Explorer from Firestone. They would align every 5000 miles. It turns out that Firestone used the wrong specs and actually caused the tires to wear quicker than normal (Firestone tires too). I ended threatening to sue over the issue and they reimbursed me for the alignment and the tires. F'ing idiots.
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10-10-2007 | 09:02 PM
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Originally Posted by gto2050
Depends on who is doing the alignment. I bought a lifetime alignment with an Explorer from Firestone. They would align every 5000 miles. It turns out that Firestone used the wrong specs and actually caused the tires to wear quicker than normal (Firestone tires too). I ended threatening to sue over the issue and they reimbursed me for the alignment and the tires. F'ing idiots.
