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Originally Posted by hkiser
I visited a Toyota dealer today and every vehicle I saw had green caps on the valve stems. These were to indicate the tires were filled with nitrogen instead of air. The new salesman said this eliminated the change in pressure when the temperature changed and also made the tires run cooler. As I was leaving I noticed each vehicle had a mark up of $295.00 for this "modification"! Has anyone heard of this? Could there be a benefit that would be worth the extra money or is this just another rip off? My gut tells me to go elsewhere.  |
Was it Sport City, by chance? Those clowns are ripoffs. Not even artists, but just thugs.
I had a friend buying a Camry there, so I clued her in on what it should cost & how to play their game. When she went back to sign the papers, she whipped out the numbers I gave her & got another $2500 off the car. The salesman went from Rico Suave to fit throwing idiot. He snatched the stupid little first aid kit out of the trunk before she drove off. What a clown.
These bozos had $600 window tint, $150 locking lugs & $100 pin striping on the add-on price sheet. I tell ya, it was like stepping back 20 years to when I bought my first Toyota. I wouldn't be surprised if they were the ones with $300 nitrogen.