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Hey guys,

Don't know if this is the right section - but I am in need of some insight.

I recently bought a set of 4 TE37SLs (from japan, genuine etc etc). And I am almost 95% sure that upon arrival I checked each box individually and they all contained a set of the red stickers (I think we all know the ones for these wheels).

Yesterday upon picking my car up from having them fitted, the garage told me the boxes only had two total, it's a reputable garage, I don't think they'd try screw me.But as i'm not 100% completely confident they were all there, not much I can say or do.

As they are quite expensive replacements ($50 a pop) i'd like to know has anybody experienced this before when ordering rays from Japan?

Appreciate your opinions.

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Have you heard of the term, "rattle the sabre"?

I'd get someone in authority to send them a letter of demand or suffer the consequences of going through a tribunal with Fair Trading > see if the pair suddenly turn up.

Did the stickers & other paraphernalia arrive in sealed bags? And thus were two bags molested?

I never had any problem with missing stickers from Rays or Work they are top quality products can't fault them one bit, i think the tyre shop may have kept them for themselves by the sound of it, I've had a tyre shop steal my Rays Valve caps before the dirty pricks. :angry:

Have you heard of the term, "rattle the sabre"?

I'd get someone in authority to send them a letter of demand or suffer the consequences of going through a tribunal with Fair Trading > see if the pair suddenly turn up.

Did the stickers & other paraphernalia arrive in sealed bags? And thus were two bags molested?

This is my concern, I do not know who I should go after regarding this, the place I brought the wheels from, or the shop that fitted. As i'm not 100% sure I sighted all four stickers (though i'm at least 90%..). The wheels came in 4 separate boxes, each box containing a sealed plastic bag containing 1 sticker + instructions and warranty card each. Upon receiving back from the garage, only two bags! They are a well known garage (even to SAU) so I want to be sure first, as I don't understand why they'd rip them off.

I never had any problem with missing stickers from Rays or Work they are top quality products can't fault them one bit, i think the tyre shop may have kept them for themselves by the sound of it, I've had a tyre shop steal my Rays Valve caps before the dirty pricks. :angry:

Sounding more and more like this may be what happened.... not amused to say the least. Karma will be swift!

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