What is it with Kwick Fit, are they completely incompetent?
After getting a puncture last week I had to order a new Bridgestone Potenza RE050 in 17" through my local Kwick Fit, today was my lucky day when they came to fit it.
Even before they laid eyes on the car I exerted my concerns to the centre manager that they take great care with my few month old 17" Torino's... "no problem sir" - goes to get a coffee in the waiting lounge and hands over the keys...
Burberry wearing 12 year old gets given keys, wheel spins the car across the car park (too much power
) into the bay, spends a few minutes trying to open the boot (chuckle) gets the wheel off, tyre off and onto the fitting machine, hard to explain but things got out of control and the wheel ended up on the floor!!... time for a word with the centre manager - do you mind taking a little more care before he destroys my car "not at all sir were taking all the care we can, it'll be fine"... 10 minutes later...
"Cars ready sir, just one problem there?s a slight mark on the wheel" oh there's a surprise, can you show me.... much to my horror they have literarily battered the wheel beyond repair
A few words later the manager is agreeing to buy a new wheel from VW for ?310.00, ok can't get fairer than that, I'll be in next Tuesday for you to fit it.
Completely slightly intoxicated off at the inconvenience I head off home, lone behold the sticky weights on the inside of the rim went for a wander at 80 mph, now I have the hassle of going back for another hour and shaky steering for the next 3/4 days... surely they can't give service like this under their ISO/management protocols???
After getting a puncture last week I had to order a new Bridgestone Potenza RE050 in 17" through my local Kwick Fit, today was my lucky day when they came to fit it.
Even before they laid eyes on the car I exerted my concerns to the centre manager that they take great care with my few month old 17" Torino's... "no problem sir" - goes to get a coffee in the waiting lounge and hands over the keys...
Burberry wearing 12 year old gets given keys, wheel spins the car across the car park (too much power
"Cars ready sir, just one problem there?s a slight mark on the wheel" oh there's a surprise, can you show me.... much to my horror they have literarily battered the wheel beyond repair
Completely slightly intoxicated off at the inconvenience I head off home, lone behold the sticky weights on the inside of the rim went for a wander at 80 mph, now I have the hassle of going back for another hour and shaky steering for the next 3/4 days... surely they can't give service like this under their ISO/management protocols???