<VV> Re: Was> Younger crowd Now Sam's

[tkalp at cox.net]

Group,

When I took my Corvair to Sam's to get new tires, I didn't even try to explain the front to back pressure differential. I figured I would just fix it when I got home.  Once home and the tire gauge was out, to my surprise I found the pressures correct . . . must have looked on the glovebox door.

So a few months later I went back to have new tires put on the 93 Caprice Classic tow wagon.  There wasn't much selection, so I ended up getting some white letter tires. I thought the white letters wouldn't look very good with the woodie side trim and wire hubcaps so I asked them to mount them white letters in . . . they refused, said they couldn't do it.  Ended up getting tires cheaper at WalMart.

Ying and Yang

Terry Kalp

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> From: "goofyroo at excite.com" <goofyroo at excite.com>
> Subject: RE: <VV> Younger crowd
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> I wish my experiences at Sam's had been so positive!
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> The first time I went in to have my EM's tires rotated, the guy called me out to look at the rear wheels dangling from the lift.  "You have a camber problem," he said.
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> We went 'round and 'round about this until I left the store.  I had a roadside tire shop plug the leak, then spent $100 more at NTB than I would have at Sam's on excellent tires that lasted eight years.
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> Michael Smith
> Dallas
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