Q: Rented some tires left their shop and the tire flew off and the shop refuses to pay for what tore up and terminated conc
I Rented some tires from a place left their shop jumped on the expressway herd a clanking noise slowed down until the next exit got off and my tire flew clean threw the intersection and into the woods! Simply put i called the proper people got towed back to their shop and the guy got mad cause i complained about my property damage on my truck cancelled my contract didn't fix anything(the axle drove on the ground 80ft)to get it off the road! And they simply took their tires off my rims cancelled my contract and supposed to have refunded my money but didn't fix the damages done by their neglect they didn't even test the car after they finished! I need justice
A: Rental of tires is something I've never heard of. But I suppose that, if they put the tires on your rims and mounted the rims on your truck, they should have made sure the lug nuts were properly torqued.
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You could also look into whether your insurance would cover any part of the loss, depending on the policy and level of coverage. Good luck
Tim Akpinar
A: You could tell your credit card to stop payment. You have a claim for damage--but you'll need to get at least one , better two estimates of the cost of repairs. You can then file in small claims for that.
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