I think they wear in. My drivers had stopped, but the passengers was getting worse and the others had started. I think it’s curve. Eventually they would all not stick, but, then you have an open warranty issue on the truck if it needs sold.
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I think they wear in. My drivers had stopped, but the passengers was getting worse and the others had started. I think it’s curve. Eventually they would all not stick, but, then you have an open warranty issue on the truck if it needs sold.
Agreed. So I have to decide between RDS - experienced but 3hrs away - or the new dealer in Freehold NJ - total unknown but less than an hour from work.
Columbus is closer to me but I’m sticking with RDS. The new guys are at the bottom of a steep learning curve. Columbus didn’t fare well for a local guy, and RDS seems to be good at customer relations. I’m going on week 6 with the loaner while they wait for Ineos to respond to my crabbing issue. I think them being a dealer with all of the spendy super car marques, lends to small manufacturer experience and good customer relations. For how often I need to see them, 3.5 hrs compared to 4.5 hrs isn’t the deal breaker.
