Scott Moore Cartersville Chevrolet or Main Street Chevrolet ripoff LIFETIME TIRES WAS LIE ! I can't be the only new truck customer scammed by this dealer. Cartersville Georgia
The dealer tag on the front of my new '05 Chevrolet Silverado truck says "Cartersville Chevrolet" but bill of sale said Main St. Auto Dealers. The dealer's promise of "lifetime tire replacement" was a scam.But how would I know they would have a new owner doing buisines under the same company name and yet,they don't honor the "Easy Care" program that covered the promises made by my salesman that day or the document I have.
I can't be the only one scammed by the damned ruthless Chevy Dealership with this teaser of "lifetime tires". New car dealers all over metro Atlanta were making the same tease at that time along with, "GM employee pricing."
Robert
cartersville, Georgia
U.S.A.
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Robert
Jacksonville,Florida,
U.S.A.
You wore a set of tires out in a year?
#2Consumer Comment
Tue, July 11, 2006
What EXACTLY does the "Lifetime Tires" promotion claim to do?
I seriously doubt it includes replacing them for free if you do burnouts everywhere, blast into curbs, or scrub the sidewalls off. I cannot imagine any other reason to need more tires after one year.
Tires wear out quickly because of two things...abuse, or a damaged vehicle. I install the same Firestone, Goodyear, etc tires for my customers, that the vehicle manufacturers use. My customers get more than 4 years worth of driving on average out of them.
You got one.