12-18-2017, 12:12 PM
"For instance, if you go through AAA, Goodyear and Lex Brodie's are offering 10% off. I'm not recommending either, but if cost is a big factor, it's worth looking at."
I used to be a AAA member. My suggestion is to request the discount after you get the final bill so the 10% doesn't get lost through creative billing or services, or from having other discounts applied.
I've never gone to Lex Brodies and not got at least $10 knocked off just by asking for a discount. One time I had to get an alignment and two tires, I used a coupon for a discount on the alignment and I told them their tires were too expensive for being from Malaysia and they also took the tire disposal fees off my bill. After you get all of that agreed to, then you announce your 10% discount.
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I used to be a AAA member. My suggestion is to request the discount after you get the final bill so the 10% doesn't get lost through creative billing or services, or from having other discounts applied.
I've never gone to Lex Brodies and not got at least $10 knocked off just by asking for a discount. One time I had to get an alignment and two tires, I used a coupon for a discount on the alignment and I told them their tires were too expensive for being from Malaysia and they also took the tire disposal fees off my bill. After you get all of that agreed to, then you announce your 10% discount.
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