Raped again by the dealer!
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Raped again by the dealer!
Went to my local lexus dealer today, I had my car lowered so my headlights pointed down to far making it difficult to drive at night. I also had my tpms reprogramed because the place that put my wheels on obviously don t know how to do it properly and the damn light kept comming on so im pretty sure the dealer has it right thank god!! Anyway the bottom line is they charged me close to $200 to do this for me, sounds a little steep but oh well atleast its fixed. theey also wanted to charge me $13 to change the $4 battery in each of my key fobs.I went to radio shack and didit myself for under $10
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In the first place you should be raising hell with the wheel, and suspension guys who worked on your car...
The guys who dropped my car guaranteed that i wont have any headlight issues after the drop-if there were issues that they would address it appropriately...This goes the same way for your wheels.
The guys who dropped my car guaranteed that i wont have any headlight issues after the drop-if there were issues that they would address it appropriately...This goes the same way for your wheels.
Last edited by spine911; 12-10-09 at 06:01 PM.
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I posted on cl and most recommended going to the dealer to have the lights adjusted as far as the tpms I took it back to the wheel co twice they reset it said that it was fine and sent me on my way i drove home went in the house and when i left again later the light came back on. The car is under warranty however lowering the vehicle is what made the lights point down. I didnt buy my car from them so the dealer rarely does me any favors the downside to getting a great deal on your car from a none lexus dealer!!!
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200 dollars wouldn't bother me as much as the light on the dash or the TPMS going off. I would say it wasn't pricey even thought they did gouge you. I don't think it took 2 hours to adjust the lights and fix the TPMS. None of us work for free either though I guess. I sometime charge patients 52 dollars for less than 5 minutes of work
#12
FYI to those that don't know. You can do all of the scheduled maintenance anywhere, even do it yourself, and it should not affect your warranty provided you can supply receipts for parts and consumables that would have been needed.
#14
Don't worry, I'm sure the depreciation would more than make up for it in the end.