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Take it to K mart James - Its freee!

Wonder how they make money of that .. all you see there are bunkies getting free checks lol

LMFAO!! I will be taking every f**king car i can to that damn place.. The one and only time i have ever paid to get a service done for me (i was working 70 hours a week while the mrs was pregnant so didnt have time) was at kmart. BIG MISTAKE. I got a service and needed two new rotors on the front and it cost me $1400 odd. I thought i was doing the right thing, and didnt want to hit my dad up to do it for me since i wouldnt be able to help him. pinch.gif

Needless to say if i can get some of my stolen $ back, i will.

Well ... you'll need about 14 check ups done to cover your costs

a normal check up at RAC/Midas .. one of those places cost 90 bucks

so if you do 14 you'll have covered most of the 1400 :D

James Nobody would fix anything at K mart! Besides bunkies perhaps ...

Plus theyd lose so much from all the cheap buggers like me who get them to do the check and then do stuff elsewhere

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