http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...ic.php?t=10764

After this happened and they called me to pick up my reimbursement check. When I
got there they only offered half the cost. $30. After a battle of words I said I would be satisfied with $40, just the cost to have the studs repaired which they damaged. But that request was denied and I was told that " it'* only ten dollars".

I could not believe that after a week of dealing with this problem that they would not
pay the full amount. But that'* done now. So I just wanted to let anyone looking to buy a set of aftermarket wheels at Exotic Wheels in the chicago area, that you may want to spend your money with a company that respects it. And not give excusses for not taking responsibility for their mistakes.

PS. The car tatoo of they logo they put on my car was in a bad accident with a razor
blade. It didn't make it.

That sucks adbear. They are shady, That'* BS that they won't pay for the damage they caused. I'll never go there. :?

Maybe we should keep a list of shops and/or dealers we've all been to that we
don't or do recommend. This could save someone in your area some money and
more importantly some stress.

All that carp and they put a sticker on your car?

I would have left the sticker _on_, but added

"...OWES ME $60 FOR WHEEL REPAIRS"

underneath it.

Heck, yeah!!...

Anytime anyone wants to put a sticker on your car, say you charge per mile for advertising. They have no right to put it on your car.

Well, the dealer does, _before_ they sell it to you (since at that point it'* their car, not yours), but you're always entitled to bargain them into removing their stickers as a condition of sale if you feel like it.

Dunno if I would, personally, because it would just end up being done by some gorilla who manages to scratch the paint in the process. Probably better to do it yourself with a hair dryer and plastic spatula or old credit card, 'cause you'll be motivated to do a good job on your own car, not a hack job.

You bring a good point about some idiot doing it. Although i'm sure they do it a lot to pull off dealer badges from used vehicles.

My badge came off pretty easy, 10 year old glue doesn't hold up to well to a 19 year old guy..