[CFrance]

Originally Posted by skyguy79

I don't know if you missed something, but I did touch on the possible how of it in subsequent posts.

At this point though, I'm all but convinced that the slashes occurred in the unpacking of the tires at the dealership where they didn't realize it occurred, and that the slashes were not all the way through at the time, but over time worked themselves open enough to start leaking air. Also where someone else suggested it might be a coverup by the dealer, I say that I don't think for a second that their was a coverup of any kind.

I didn't mean to imply that it was a coverup. I was just thinking that maybe this had happened before to them, for whatever reason, so they just went ahead and replaced the tires, out of good customer service. No bad on the dealer! They gave you good service,.

[Pturner]

Originally Posted by skyguy79

I don't know if you missed something, but I did touch on the possible how of it in subsequent posts.

At this point though, I'm all but convinced that the slashes occurred in the unpacking of the tires at the dealership where they didn't realize it occurred, and that the slashes were not all the way through at the time, but over time worked themselves open enough to start leaking air. Also where someone else suggested it might be a coverup by the dealer, I say that I don't think for a second that their was a coverup of any kind.

Hi Sky,
I bet you are right: a shallow, inadvertent slash when opening a box. Also agree that it is unlikely Carts and Clubs was trying to cover anything up. It is more likely that they-- and every other dealerships-- has seen this happen before on occasion. Since they knew it could possibly have happened that way, they took the high road, for which they deserve Kudos.

Sorry it happened but very happy to read that C&C took care of it for you at no charge.

[skyguy79]

Originally Posted by CFrance

I didn't mean to imply that it was a coverup. I was just thinking that maybe this had happened before to them, for whatever reason, so they just went ahead and replaced the tires, out of good customer service. No bad on the dealer! They gave you good service,.

Understood! I knew that you were just presenting a thought/idea! But I did want to be clear that I didn't think there was any coverup. In hindsight, I probably could have worded my thoughts a little better.

[2BNTV]

Originally Posted by skyguy79

I don't know if you missed something, but I did touch on the possible how of it in subsequent posts.

At this point though, I'm all but convinced that the slashes occurred in the unpacking of the tires at the dealership where they didn't realize it occurred, and that the slashes were not all the way through at the time, but over time worked themselves open enough to start leaking air. Also where someone else suggested it might be a coverup by the dealer, I say that I don't think for a second that their was a coverup of any kind.

That sounds like a plausible scenario. The dealer changing the tire for free seems to indicate that it has happened before.

All's well that ends well.

[gerryann]

Picked up my cart, rode it home....no problems. Next day, I noticed that it seemed a bit flat. Took it back to the dealer. They found a defect in the wheel. They replaced it. They said that they had never seen this before on a brand new cart. So, it does happen. Granted, yours is a different situation, but I'll bet it was a factory defect.

[Bogie Shooter]

Originally Posted by toddcasey

If slashed side to side yes the tires are smushed down and then wrapped I could see it if a short gash then you ran over glass my customer had sugar in his gas tank if that tells you anything , lets just say that was fun to clean out , kids at the movies slashed down the whole rain curtain of another and crome valve stems come up missing a lot I'm going to start installing car alarms soon

Do people drive golf carts on the streets in Dunnellon?

[gamby]

You didn't happen to park in a handycap area did you ?

It's very common to get keyed even if you have a hanging permit but look like you don't need it.

[Mimivillager]

Do you leave your garage door open?

We did not have tires slashed but we did have Christmas lights wires cut. We live in Amelia.