One more note: I agree that the first auto shop should have done much better. I told them my wife hit a curb and asked them to check the car out to make sure nothing was damaged, in addition to replacing the tire. They said I was good to go with the new tire. I don’t know if I’ll have any luck, but I’d also like to go after them for the new tires I had to buy as a result of them not diagnosing the car as being out of alignment. The tire I bought from them lasted all of two months due to their negligence. I’ve no problem sucking it up and paying for damage that I (or my wife) caused. But here I am paying for things that resulted from the first shop’s negligence, and potentially from the dealer striking the curb themselves.
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