Kwik Kar Lube And Tune ripoff Arlington Texas

I'm pretty sure that the gentlemen that wrote this has common sense. If he saw that his truck was leaking oil from underneath he would have asked ??'s, but sense he didn't see any oil underneath his truck. He probably thought "HMM. They did there job now I can go home."

After reading these statments that others have written. I talked to someone that use to work there. An is now a respected mechanic at another repair shop. He has made the statement that this particular place has lied to customers before. Like putting old oil instead of new oil in cars that just had a oil change.

So unless you have been to this place. Understand that these people are untrust worthy. An have lyed before. An have threatened other OLD custmers that have made claims to false work. Don't believe me. Look on this subject about a lady who took her car in to have the brakes worked on and was told that the work had been done. An the work hadn't actual been done.

They are correct in that they had to have put oil in the truck otherwise the engine would have launched right away. This does not mean that the truck was not leaking oil because they botched the work. The oil likely leaked out from the plug or the filter and eventually ran out of oil. One more thing there is no such thing as a tamper proof seal on oil plugs, that is a load of crap.

Think about this from the manager's point of view. One of his semi-trained monkeys forgets to put oil in an engine. Customer drives off and engine eventually seizes. If the manager admits the error he and the company are on the hook for several thousand dollars in engine repairs. Odds are that he loses his quarterly bonus as well as his job. That's a strong motivation to lie.

Always recheck your fluid levels before leaving the premises. If you find a critical fluid unfilled raise a loud stink and make sure other customers are made aware.

Think about this from the manager's point of view. One of his semi-trained monkeys forgets to put oil in an engine. Customer drives off and engine eventually seizes. If the manager admits the error he and the company are on the hook for several thousand dollars in engine repairs. Odds are that he loses his quarterly bonus as well as his job. That's a strong motivation to lie.

Always recheck your fluid levels before leaving the premises. If you find a critical fluid unfilled raise a loud stink and make sure other customers are made aware.

Think about this from the manager's point of view. One of his semi-trained monkeys forgets to put oil in an engine. Customer drives off and engine eventually seizes. If the manager admits the error he and the company are on the hook for several thousand dollars in engine repairs. Odds are that he loses his quarterly bonus as well as his job. That's a strong motivation to lie.

Always recheck your fluid levels before leaving the premises. If you find a critical fluid unfilled raise a loud stink and make sure other customers are made aware.