Richard
MERRIMACK,#2Author of original report
Thu, October 14, 2004
I will also point out that I went in for pulsating brakes and came out with pulsating brakes, a bad CV joint, a brake pedal that went to the floor and severe front end vibration that wasn't there when I brought the vehicle in. So far Monroe has said the problem was; bad rotors and pads, bad ABS, bad wheel balancing (twice), and bad tires. Honda resurfaced the rotors and the problem went away. For offering $19.50 back out of over $500.00 for not fixing my car and creating additional problems YOU are the one should be embarrassed by your offer. You charged me for fixing a problem you didn't fix.
Richard
MERRIMACK,#3Author of original report
Wed, October 13, 2004
Since you say the problem was a bad ABS sensor then your technician changed my rotors and brake pads erroneously. As for your offer, that's the second insult!
Terry
Rochester,#4UPDATE Employee
Tue, October 12, 2004
As it turns out, Richard's problem wound up being in the ABS sensor on his Honda, unrelated to the work we did. We have made a very generous offer to Richard, but he has refused it feeling the the entire repair from Monro should be free. We stand by our offer, but totally free brakes is not fair to Monro. Terry K. Haschmann Director of Customer Service Monro Muffler Brake, Inc.