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Just make sure they use the torque gun correctly, not over tightening your lugnuts. They made my rotors off by over tightening the lugnuts, so after fussing alot they spun
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Just make sure they use the torque gun correctly, not over tightening your lugnuts. They made my rotors off by over tightening the lugnuts, so after fussing alot they spun the rotors and re-roadforced balanced the tires. The first time they dinged all my rims and had to be refinished. Make sure they care and pay attention to details or you'll be missing work to go to the place and complain till they fix it. My wheel shaked from 70-80 and while braking after they put my tires on, i had to fight to get them to fix it.
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