HOW DARE THEY!! a big "oh no you didnt!" by mazda.....
11-01-2004, 09:38 PM
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Originally Posted by sup3rbad
dealer offered to fix my tire for 20 bucks. i didn't even know i had a nail in the tire. i went to get an oil change and when they were doing the full circle inspection they saw the nail in the tire. maybe my damage wasn't as bad yours.
They charged you 20 bucks to PLUG a tire?
Nice gross on that one I bet..
Unless they patched it...then I get the $20.00 charge.
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11-01-2004, 10:11 PM
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Had a nail about a month after getting the car. Costco would not patch it because they said they were not certified for the tire pressure sensor. Discount Tire patched it from the inside for $20. It has been holding fine for the past year or so.
11-01-2004, 10:35 PM
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My TPS went off today ! First I freaked cause I thought it was the check engine light LOL . It got really cold and started snowing , I think thats why they dropped pressure .
11-03-2004, 08:52 PM
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you for real? same **** happened to me and i was baffled.. i took it to midas one day and they found a screw.. as a side job, one dude offered to do it for $15.. simply plugged it.. i'm sure someone @ midas will be more willing to help..
11-08-2004, 10:53 AM
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Originally Posted by samsonite1
To do it correctly, you need to remove the tire and patch it from the inside and rebalance the tire.
The "ol side of the road" patch will cost far more down the road plus the tire will be dangerous in that condition.
The "ol side of the road" patch will cost far more down the road plus the tire will be dangerous in that condition.
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