Edmonton dealerships BLOW however, if they don't want to take a car up to 100km because of the weather why not just respect that and come back in a few days when it warms up?
I should probably look at it like that, if they consider it a safety issue I really shouldn't be complaining. The only reason I was upset was because the roads don't seem bad to me, its just very cold out but if they think its too bad that is their choice.anything I would be happy if they told me this as it shows they do care about your car and do not want to risk damaging it (as well as risk having an employee hurt).
Super cold roads + super cold tires = wheel spin.I should probably look at it like that, if they consider it a safety issue I really shouldn't be complaining. The only reason I was upset was because the roads don't seem bad to me, its just very cold out but if they think its too bad that is their choice.
it depends on their tone. Were they polite about it? Did they offer to do it when the roads were better? If not, then they really didn't give a damn regardless of the weather or road conditions.I should probably look at it like that, if they consider it a safety issue I really shouldn't be complaining. The only reason I was upset was because the roads don't seem bad to me, its just very cold out but if they think its too bad that is their choice.
Yea sometimes its just a call made by the service manager for the day (I work in the automotive industry and our dealerships do the same thing on bad weather days)I should probably look at it like that, if they consider it a safety issue I really shouldn't be complaining. The only reason I was upset was because the roads don't seem bad to me, its just very cold out but if they think its too bad that is their choice.