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Re: Tire Service Cost's- is this high ?
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Posted by LELAND on July 01, 2004 at 22:04:47 from (63.155.92.98):
In Reply to: Tire Service Cost's- is this high ? posted by Billy NY on June 29, 2004 at 18:37:50:
If you were smart you would have driven tractor to shop if possiable that would have saved you a ton in service call costs . like the guys who own a truck know the operating costs. our service truck sat idle 98% of the time that is costly for it just to set there idle the bank still wants their money . and those guys telling you to do it your self shop is cheaper. i dont know how many tubes i pinched learning how i work on farm rears ,a few tractors left with at least 5 -10 patchs on a tube it not as easy as they make it sound let a pro handle it and simple take it to shop that way you can get 2 tires for what you paid for 1
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