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Ten Ways "Cheap" Can Cost You More
Number
Ten
"But I can buy those tires cheaper on the internet."
Number
Nine
"I'll get used tires instead of new tires, it's cheaper."
Number
Eight
"I'll get a plug in this damaged tire instead of a patch, it's cheaper."
Number
Seven
"I can get that tire cheaper at the big box store - while I'm shopping
for lettuce and baby socks."
Number
Six
"I'd rather not replace the brake pads with the ones recommended, just
put some cheap pads on instead."
Number
Five
"I know the manufacturer recommends using synthetic oil, but I want the
cheaper stuff."
Number
Four
"I don't want to rotate the tires, it's cheaper to just leave them alone."
Number
Three
"Why change the oil every 3000 miles? I wait for the low oil light to
come on before I change it at all."
Number
Two
"I don't keep going back to the same place for my work. I shop around
every time and find the cheapest deal. No one place in town really knows much
about my car, but it's cheaper to keep switching around every time and following
every deal or coupon I can find."
Number
One
"I know I have a coolant leak / oil leak / power steering leak, but it's
cheaper to just keep adding fluid than to get it fixed."
Ever catch yourself saying one of these? If you want to find out why something that appears "cheaper" really isn't, come talk to us at the store.