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Originally Posted by Freeze2196
Im just going to let this one go...
Next time I need anything from them I will politely let them know not to test drive my car.
At least the wheels look great!
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New wheels and tires needs test drive. It is for your steering feeling, the alignment done, and balancing. Beside, who would joy ride your car driving that slow ?
Remember, Grown up man is responsible, and joy riding a customer car is no where responsible for a shop, insurance reason, family life. With all that said, any automotive shops has strict policy on test driving (unless neccessary). Unless you bring your car to an independant mechanic. I think it is rude to request a shop to do a job partially, and then come back to complain about it.
Lastly, it isnt hard to test drive a car legally at a local dealership. I do it all the time.