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What I don't get is how Nissan can call these "Wheel Locks" when all you need is a simple tool to unscrew them. When I got my new Z, the
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What I don't get is how Nissan can call these "Wheel Locks" when all you need is a simple tool to unscrew them.
When I got my new Z, the sales guy told me he'll include the wheel locks for free. So I went to go pick it up and mentioned about the Locks, he said he never mentioned about the free locks and that he meant to say he'll "Install" them for free. As you can imagine, this dealership has lost a lifelong service customer. I ordered the right ones from Courtesy Parts. On top of that they installed their plastic license frame in the back with one of the screws crooked and only halfway in tight and managed to screw up the j-nut. |
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