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DON't go to TTF Dandy..... I can guarantee at the very least they'll snap your wheel studs off... (Nissan wheel studs snap easily, especially with a heavy-handed rattle gun that they will use no matter what you tell them). They are shocking - scratching rims, not knowing how to balance tyres.

My mate bought rims & tyres from them unknowingly, ended up with around 85 grams worth of weights just on one corner... Still wasn't right, took it somewhere else and that tyre ended up with a single 10g weight on it to make it perfect.....

yeah dun go ttf

im stupid and went there to change my rear tyres

after they fitted it the rear right wheel was making a clicking sound when i was cornering hard

had to take it back to them

and i was also stupid enough to go to them for wheel alignment

biggest waste of 65 bucks ever

i told them to check and fix the camber on the rear wheels

they didnt even align the rear wheels, they told me they cant do it cos its 4ws after the alignment

and they didnt even do a good job, the alignment is prolli worser now, my steering wheel i in worse position than before

man and they dun have guarantee on their alignments

gay!

never going there to get anything put on

ill jus buy their tyres and take it somewhere else to put on

and yeah inasnt the beaurepaires there near ttf

are they good? will they fix my camber?

you will be surprised of how many doggy tire places there are out their......When I had my old car I had just finsihed getting 4 new wheels with balance as well. The very next morning I was due to get Gas put in my car. The guy that was fitting the gas needed to take my rear tire off to put a gas pipe in and he couldnt get the nuts loose....Fu...ing air guns the tire place used isnt quite user friendly.

If you look at them from their point of view, the air guns they use make life alot easier for them. Now every time I get new wheels or a balance, I dont get in done unless I am allowed to be in the workshop watching....

(health and safety my ass) I keep a safe distance so I can see whats realy going on.

(Goodyear tire and Auto Service) Is where I got mine done last, Are they still around???

I won't let any asshole near my car with a rattle gun!

I would rather use a jack and wheelbrace in the carpark! and roll the tyres in and say you scratch it i'll have your nuts!!! :rolleyes:

SERIOUSLY!!!

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