I went into Tire Kingdom nowadays to obtain two new wheels. I bought another two a few months before. After I went in, I told them that I required both new types placed on the leading, the front semi-fresh types transferred towards the back, and also the back people eliminated. Subsequently, I needed an position (that we got cheated into to get a TWELVE MONTHS positioning after I bought the very first two).
Anyway, one hour later, I acquired a phone that I want fresh wheels, brake flush since the liquid was infected (?), new struts about the back tires (bull), and that I had a need to substitute another two wheels that I SIMPLY changed a few months before together.
I acquired about the Chevy site and got the specifications for my vehicle. I've a 2007 HHR and also the day I went in to the store was 12. First I would like to state, my wheels are fine, my wheels did not have to be flushed or something like this, another tires were completely fine, and lastly the clincher — I WEAR"T HAVE struts about the back of my vehicle. Based on a professional chevy technician, I've a transion column (a good column mounted on the framework) and rises about the back of my vehicle. I DONT HAVE struts within the back. He attempted to con me.
BEWARE WOMEN. They truly attempted to obtain $1500.00 out-of a $200.00 work.
FYI - according to another technician, wheels, rises, top struts, wheels, etc., have been in excellent working order.
Beware ripoff!!!
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