EXACTLY! I saw that under his username...I used to sell cars myself, and when I said the car had something.... IT HAD IT! and if something got messed up we made it right and didn't insult the customer by mocking them and swearing at them over the phone over a $300 tire.
really? blaming it on the shipping company is the last thing I would do. If the mud was from the truck being loaded and unloaded on its way up wouldn't it be all over the tires, inside of the rim, inner fender wells and along side the body of the truck? Those areas were all spotless... clearly it was old from when it was traded in and they just gave it a lazy wash job. I wish I could replay the 15 minute phone conversation we had and you would start to change your opinion on the place...
Not bitching, just warning other people not to trust what they are saying if they are buying something sight unseen from them that's all.
He said it was nothing a $3 car wash couldn't fix and he didn't understand why I even cared about it to begin with since it could be washed off... its the principle of it!
easy to act like you wouldn't care when its not you, but im sure if you spent $37,000 on something and it wasn't as described you would be pissed too I bet.Worn tire... mud... meh. I'd be more pissed that a Dodge showed up at my front door.
Sounds like they took care of you on the tire, and who cares about mud? It's a truck. My truck is currently covered in mud from a Saturday out in the woods and it won't get washed off until it rains. I understand wanting something clean when it's new to you, but at the end of the day you bought a used truck and it had some mud on it. If that's the worst thing going on in your life to where you need to run to the internet and alert a forum, then you have it pretty good my friend.
