1693TA
Senior Member
I may run/operate old "junk", but I own what I buy without assistance.
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My OWN Fault
- Thread starter DMiller
- Start date
Truck Shop
Senior Member
Speedco, where expense is no option!!
Speedco is just probably the most inexpensive of any service outlet. And probably better than most dealers
or independent shops and defiantly mobile services. Loves on the other hand is questionable.
Truck Shop
Senior Member
I have a map of the lower 48 marking all the bad mobile/road services from Washington to Florida to
Pennsylvania in dispatch office-absolute tow it do not call these road services/mobiles.
When it costs $900 to almost a $1,000 to have a brake chamber replaced then when it gets to the
shop and work is required to correct the improper stroke and aim air hoses-the tows get cheap.
In the last year two that lost radiators {$4,900} each. And again go over the work tie up and install
bolts that were left out. {Buzzards they are}. If a service truck doesn't have a dealer name on it
I don't trust it. Just the way it is.
Pennsylvania in dispatch office-absolute tow it do not call these road services/mobiles.
When it costs $900 to almost a $1,000 to have a brake chamber replaced then when it gets to the
shop and work is required to correct the improper stroke and aim air hoses-the tows get cheap.
In the last year two that lost radiators {$4,900} each. And again go over the work tie up and install
bolts that were left out. {Buzzards they are}. If a service truck doesn't have a dealer name on it
I don't trust it. Just the way it is.