Anyone know of a state inspection place that could be considered not too "by the book", if you know what I mean?
The rear tires on my Acura are close to not passing, and might not pass. But I don't want to shell out cash for new rubber since the car might be traded in soon.
TIA,
Speed
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Maybe 4 wheels aren't so bad after all... wickett.org
It only goes to show when people can no longer discriminate on the grounds of race, religion, or sexual orientation, they can improvise and still find someone to hate. - Dave Moulton
Maybe 4 wheels aren't so bad after all... wickett.org
It only goes to show when people can no longer discriminate on the grounds of race, religion, or sexual orientation, they can improvise and still find someone to hate. - Dave Moulton
'Bout time for my inspection too... looks like I found a place. Thanks!
09 Lexus RX350
.... no Miata
I take all my cars to a place in Hurst called "Quick Sticker" or something like that at Hurstview & Bedford Euless Rd. In all the years I've gone there they have never failed a vehicle, although one time he couldn't get an older truck I had to pass the emissions test at first. So he repeated the test several times until it finally came in under the limit.
The one time I went somewhere else was a Valvoline service center on Grapevine Highway in Colleyville. It was closer to home and they had this "coupon" in the mail for $5 or $10 off the state inspection fee. Sweet! Right?
Total scam, first thing the guy did was tell me my windshield wipers needed replacing (they didn't) and that my serpentine belt had cracks and needed replacing and by the way they just happened to have one in stock and a special going on ...blah blah blah, which is total BS. I told him as much and went on over to Quick Sticker, where it passed without replacing anything.
Makes me wonder how many people they scam into replacing their muffler bearings.
Maybe 4 wheels aren't so bad after all... wickett.org
It only goes to show when people can no longer discriminate on the grounds of race, religion, or sexual orientation, they can improvise and still find someone to hate. - Dave Moulton