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^^ The point is, you're paying for full service and shouldn't have to redo their work. Will you drain the oil if you realized it was over-filled? I'm not saying have the dealer drain the air out of the tires, but something that simple should've been caught by the dealership.
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Here is some good advice for you. Get an alignment A.S.A.P. My tires were feathered to hell after 20k. Really watch your tire pressures and you can get good mileage out of your tires. I normally run 30r and 31f.
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I get what you're saying. The oil I can do myself at my shop. They are free for 3 months lol
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I get the tire pressure light when they get to around 31-30 psi |
i like my tires set at 35-37psi cold.
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I got the car this past August, delivered, the PSI was correct @35. I've been maintaining 35.5 as my top off, and haven't had the sensor triggered for any amount, under or over.
I was just surprised that after my first oil change, is when they actually over inflated. There just must a be a few knuckle heads working there. Its hard to turn away from my dealer though: Free car washes with no limits, $39.99 full synthetic Mobile 1 oil changes, lifetime engine & transmission warranty. I can deal with over inflating here and there, will just check it myself when I get the car back each time. |
This is a commend pratice with dealerships. When ever I take my wife's car or when my own is being serviced I always tell them "Don't worrie about the tire pressure, I will take care of it"!! :tup:
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Just out of curiousity OP. What kind of tire gauge are you using?
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nothing wrong with 40 psi cold or hot. 60 psi is a different story though
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I actually prefer 40 on the front and 36 in the rear. |
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