If you have your receipt and a Road Hazard Warranty, it shouldn't matter
if you
to to a Firestone dealer in another state.
Randy
'98 FR CC R/T
Date: Thu, 25 Mar 1999 12:07:13 -0800
From: SmokinDakota <smokindakota@email.msn.com>
Subject: RE: DML: Klacking noise solved
Hey Ben,
This happened to me too. Did you get your tires installed at a Firestone
Dealer. This was after they installed a brand new set. My girlfriend
noticed
a clunking from the rear passenger side tire. I popped of the "hubcap"
or
center piece and sure enough one of them lugnuts was rolling around, but
all
the others were secure. Luckily, I had the right size socket and
tightened
it back up, without having to go back and deal with those monkeys. I
should
have known something was fishy about the place when I saw a lowered
Chevy
with a sticker of Calvin pissing on DODGE. As of right now, I have a
nail in
each of the front tires. I was wondering, do you have to go back to the
same
Firestone dealer to get the tire plugged for free. There is another
Firestone dealer only 10 minutes away in the next city and I am
wondering if
I should go there.
Steven 2me
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