(GIANT CHEVROLET RIP OFF)

have you noticed that postal rates have gone up and there service
have gone down ?why should it take 2 weeks for a pkg.to be sent to my
house .today is june 14th the pkg. was mailed to me june 4th and still
waiting that was 10 days ago.the company that sent the pkg.is in the
same state I live in.thats about 200 miles away.I should tell the co.
to use ups.the next time..stay away from the postoffice if you want
better service ,the people they are hiring are I believe are
LAZY-LAZY..

I do the oil changes my self. Yes this is not realistic for everyone,
but you can take measures by purchasing the oil and filter you prefer
and hiring a mechanic to do it. For everyone wondering where I am
coming from, years ago I worked for Sears. We had two bulk tanks of
oil, one 10w30 and one 10w40. I watched the oil delivery guy top off
one tank, turn and fill the other tank with the same hose. No valve
selection hose selection, nothing. If you want to be sure do what I
suggested before.

OK! GO SOMEWHERE ELSE NEXT TIME.

Not criticizing, just truly curious:

Am I the only person who pays attention to how much they are being
charged BEFORE they sign the credit slip? And if it is something I
purchase a lot and suddenly the price is higher than what I usually
pay, am I the only one who says "Oh, it used to be $XX.XX - did the
price go up?"

It seems like so many complaints here start with someone stating that
they didn't look at the charge slip until they were away from the
business and that has just never made sense to me.

Many vehicles don't take oil in whole quart amounts -- many are 5 3/8,
6 1/4, etc. If your vehicle needs 5 and 1/4 quarts, you're stuck
paying for that sixth quart.

And perhaps it was synthetic blend, which costs substantially more. I
use only synthetic or a blend, and my oil changes cost over $50.

Richard H.,

You did not tell us how much you paid, what kind of car it was and
engine size. We are out here hanging on your every word.

Oil Changes and Lube jobs can be expensive.

If you have had that vehicle serviced before at that same location
pull out a prior invoice and comapre them.

Forget the Service Advisor...demand to speak with the Service Manager
and or depending on the size of the operation maybe the owner.

After you do your homework and speak with them stop back and let us
know the outcome.

BillR.