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I took om baby into my local dealer last week for some service. I had an oil change, tire rotation, state inspection and the rear drums cleaned and adjusted. No problems at first, yeasterday I heard some weird noises but could not tell where they where coming from. I did not think anything of it and drove around.
So today I'm driving to work and I hear clunking sounds coming and going. I stopped 4 times got out looked around and under the truck. I finally tugged on each wheel to see if they were loose. Well the rear drivers tire pulled out like an inch!
I checked the lug nuts and found they were all loose
My rims have keyed lugs that require a special socket to remove so nobody was fu#@ing with me. I tightened them down drove a few miles and tighted them down again. When I got to work they were a little loose still.
As you can guess my next move was to call up the dealer and let them know what had occured. I was very calm and they were very appalogetic. So all they said was they were sorry and the could offer me some coupons
. So i said no I will bring the truck in tommorow and I want it inspected in front of me with the tech that did the "WORK".
On the rim their was about a half of a teaspoon on metal fillings. I'm concerned that the lug studs or the rim was damaged
I will let you guys know what happens.....
So today I'm driving to work and I hear clunking sounds coming and going. I stopped 4 times got out looked around and under the truck. I finally tugged on each wheel to see if they were loose. Well the rear drivers tire pulled out like an inch!
My rims have keyed lugs that require a special socket to remove so nobody was fu#@ing with me. I tightened them down drove a few miles and tighted them down again. When I got to work they were a little loose still.
As you can guess my next move was to call up the dealer and let them know what had occured. I was very calm and they were very appalogetic. So all they said was they were sorry and the could offer me some coupons
On the rim their was about a half of a teaspoon on metal fillings. I'm concerned that the lug studs or the rim was damaged
I will let you guys know what happens.....