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"mack" <mackerel@dslextreme.com> wrote in message
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> "Paul" <britania@All2Easy.net> wrote in message
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>> Hello,
>>
>> I have a Toyota Tundra... Tires wore out in 11k miles! Didn't know why
>> until Toyota sent a recall for replacing bad ball joints! I have been
>> driving all this time with the front end alignment bad.... Due to the bad
>> ball joints.. Well Toyota replaced the ball joints and realigned the
>> front end.. But they flat out refused to help me with the tires.. Now I
>> have a $500 dollar tire bill to deal with!
>>
>> No more Toyota vehicles for me! Case closed!
>>
>> PC[/color]
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> This seems more than slightly ridiculous to me. If the proximate cause of
> the tire wear was due to faulty ball jounts, then why shouldn't Toyota pay
> for not only the ball joint replacement, but also pay for your tires,
> which were in effect DAMAGED by their faulty product? Geez!
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Yeah, it's so ridiculous that it makes me want to know what the WHOLE story
is...