Firestone refuses to service hybrids
#11
Re: Firestone refuses to service hybrids
Not replacing tires on hybrids is a lame thing to do. Not only are they losing business from all the hybrids, they now have people badmouthing them on the internet. Not a good move on their part. I know I am not going to go to Firestone and check to see if my local store services hybrids or not. Instead, I will just go to Discount tire Co.
#12
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Although not limited to the hybrid I wonder if one of their tire jockeys damaged a tire pressure monitor sensor when removing/replacing a tire. I gotta believe many different cars have those. Just a WAG.
#13
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Ryan
#14
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Firestone never had a problem with my wife's 2000 Buick which also has tire pressure sensors.
My job requires me to go drive allot regardless of weather (about 600 miles a week and I rarely leave my county). For this reason I need a top of the line snow tire. I am willing to let FE suffer in the winter months as long as I can safely get around when it snows. It has been my experience that Blizzaks are the best. Since Firestone wants to loose me as a customer after years of buying tires from them, I need a new snow tire. Is there anything out there better than Blizzacks?
My job requires me to go drive allot regardless of weather (about 600 miles a week and I rarely leave my county). For this reason I need a top of the line snow tire. I am willing to let FE suffer in the winter months as long as I can safely get around when it snows. It has been my experience that Blizzaks are the best. Since Firestone wants to loose me as a customer after years of buying tires from them, I need a new snow tire. Is there anything out there better than Blizzacks?
#15
Re: Firestone refuses to service hybrids
Firestone never had a problem with my wife's 2000 Buick which also has tire pressure sensors.
My job requires me to go drive allot regardless of weather (about 600 miles a week and I rarely leave my county). For this reason I need a top of the line snow tire. I am willing to let FE suffer in the winter months as long as I can safely get around when it snows. It has been my experience that Blizzaks are the best. Since Firestone wants to loose me as a customer after years of buying tires from them, I need a new snow tire. Is there anything out there better than Blizzacks?
My job requires me to go drive allot regardless of weather (about 600 miles a week and I rarely leave my county). For this reason I need a top of the line snow tire. I am willing to let FE suffer in the winter months as long as I can safely get around when it snows. It has been my experience that Blizzaks are the best. Since Firestone wants to loose me as a customer after years of buying tires from them, I need a new snow tire. Is there anything out there better than Blizzacks?
#16
Re: Firestone refuses to service hybrids
Other tire stores sell the Blizzaks besides Firestone. Check around some.
I got mine online through Tire Rack but I live where they have a warehouse so works well for me and no shipping.
John
I got mine online through Tire Rack but I live where they have a warehouse so works well for me and no shipping.
John
#18
Re: Firestone refuses to service hybrids
Firestone never had a problem with my wife's 2000 Buick which also has tire pressure sensors.
My job requires me to go drive allot regardless of weather (about 600 miles a week and I rarely leave my county). For this reason I need a top of the line snow tire. I am willing to let FE suffer in the winter months as long as I can safely get around when it snows. It has been my experience that Blizzaks are the best. Since Firestone wants to loose me as a customer after years of buying tires from them, I need a new snow tire. Is there anything out there better than Blizzacks?
My job requires me to go drive allot regardless of weather (about 600 miles a week and I rarely leave my county). For this reason I need a top of the line snow tire. I am willing to let FE suffer in the winter months as long as I can safely get around when it snows. It has been my experience that Blizzaks are the best. Since Firestone wants to loose me as a customer after years of buying tires from them, I need a new snow tire. Is there anything out there better than Blizzacks?
#19
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I still don't see the problem. We have a society that is sue happy and we have a company not willing to take a chance on getting sued. Sounds fair.
#20
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Here is some more on my earlier post about the new Michlein Primacy Alpin. (See my earlier post.)
As my wife has a Forester that we use for skiing, I suscribe to a European Subaru forum as well as this one. (Sorry, its in German, but you can translate it if you wish.) This forum is almost all about mountain driving in the Alps and northern Europe. They just completed this survey where these tires came out on top. They beat out the Blizzak by quite a lot, and are the top selling studless snow tire in Europe right now.
Forum = http://www.legacygt.com/forums/showthread.php?p=1473810
Results Link = http://www.oeamtc.at/refresh/framese...uebersicht.htm
As my wife has a Forester that we use for skiing, I suscribe to a European Subaru forum as well as this one. (Sorry, its in German, but you can translate it if you wish.) This forum is almost all about mountain driving in the Alps and northern Europe. They just completed this survey where these tires came out on top. They beat out the Blizzak by quite a lot, and are the top selling studless snow tire in Europe right now.
Forum = http://www.legacygt.com/forums/showthread.php?p=1473810
Results Link = http://www.oeamtc.at/refresh/framese...uebersicht.htm