VETTE_50_TH
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Pray to god that there is some type of surveillance system at the campus. Only way you will be able to prove anything.
James
James
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Pray to god that there is some type of surveillance system at the campus. Only way you will be able to prove anything.
James
so was the tow rightful in the first place? You said you bought a 24 hour pass and parked for 2 hours and the car was gone. I would also that they shouldnt have towed you in the first place. They ignored your pass, incorrectly towed your car, now your tires are out of balance and since its an awd they need to replace ALL of your tires so they are the same size and will wear evenly. When you picked up the car you didnt notice the flat spots because they were parked on the flat spots, and once you drove it, now you noticed the clutch is slipping!!! you need a clutch and money to get it installed.
Pretty much they need to make you whole for their mistakes. Look into video at the campus and keep all the info you can, and take many many pictures of skid marks and all. Keep the parking pass and see if you can get some kind of timestamp as to when you bought the pass and when your car was towed.
Good luck and keep us informed. I hate situations like this.
yeah, i forgot about the use of dollies. i asked my dispatcher about the situation. she said that the drivers know which cars are fwd, rwd, awd, ect and if the car is parked front first and is a fwd or awd, they always use dollies. now, not defending the towing outfit you are dealing with here at all, they might be dumbasses, but our company knows what they are doing.
seems to me you are trying to get something for nothing. you parked illegally, they towed. you took your car out of the lot without inspecting things, probably signed on the dotted line, and left. in that case, you do not have a leg to stand on. as for the tires, shit son, look at them, worn down to the wearbars, shot as shit to begin with. no company or judge will say you deserve new tires when the ones you had would not have passed any kind fo inspection to begin with. they legally were not safe to drive on in the eyes of any inspector.
as for the exposed cords, they could have used dollies, and your tires could have hung too low in between them causing them to slightly rub on the ground at certain times during the tow. the wear marks are obviously not from dragging it a few feet, but more like at least a few blocks. does it warrent a new set of tires, no. should some money come to you, yes, they should refund you the cost of the tow.
get your car inspected by an actual mechanic that you do not know and you are not buddies with and see if there is any damage from the tow or just from normal wear and tear.
like i said, not defending the tow outfit, nor am i standing by your side on this. but i do think you are trying to get something for nothing here.