Idiots at Big O...
#1
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Idiots at Big O...
Sooo... look at what the idiots at Big O tires did to the center caps of my method wheels... does anyone have a set they're willing to part with? Lol. Took my truck in to get a leak from a nail that made its way into my tire patched. They said no charge, since I go there a lot, but when my truck came out they said they had to hammer out the cap... wtf?! Why? I got home took the tire off and noticed the cap is all squared too so I can't just repaint it... This is the last of my business they will be getting... not a good monday...
#2
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also, im serious... if you guys have a set lying around that you dont need or if you know a place where i can purchase replacements please let me know. thanks!
My wheels are 6x135/18x9/5.75 backxpace/+18 Offset. i will get a measurement of the inside diameter later or just let me know what you have and ill let you know if it works or not. Thanks!
My wheels are 6x135/18x9/5.75 backxpace/+18 Offset. i will get a measurement of the inside diameter later or just let me know what you have and ill let you know if it works or not. Thanks!
#3
King Hater
How about calling your wheel manufacture and see if they have some?
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Wannafbody (09-15-2015)
#6
No kidding. Free service doesn't mean you get to f-up the customers wheels and get away with it. I would bring that to the manager's attention and have them order you replacements from Method. How many did they damage anyway?
#7
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Those wheel caps look like they fit a truck with manual locking hubs. What year truck are we talking about here?
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#8
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Honestly I would rather just pay the $50 or so for the cap and just stop going there. They lost my business as well as all the referrals I would send their way. I figure they lost out on a lot more and I'm only out $50.. they only damaged 1 thankfully.
#9
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It's off a 2013 fx4, but they have a cap that goes over the hole where you would stick your hand into to manually lock the hubs. So you can use them on whatever setup you have.
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