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August 2nd 2011, I took my 2002 explorer to get two new tires
installed on the rear. When talking with the service supervisor,
the person who booked my order, I specified 235/70r16. He took
my vehicle ownership info, made the work order, and told me the
price. I questioned him on why the price was different than i
expected? He replied that i saw the "starting from" price and since
my size was bigger it cost ...

I bought one of the toolkits from CT and was not satisfied as the tools were not picking the thread properly. 15 days later i went to return but CT refuse to refund the money. They said that since its been used they cannot give a full refund. So even if you buy and test something they can say its been used. Can i sue them?

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I have been ripped off! By 2 different stores in a matter of months. The details are absurd. Keep boycotting CT everyone. Dont give up. Spread the word and alert anyone you can!

The question is: do other stores share Crappy Tire’s despicable “repair only” policy, which means the poor consumer has zero time to return a defective product, and must instead deal with a warranty claim?

(This is the notorious policy that attempts to side-step the consumer protection laws of Ontario, BC, and so on. Or, in the words of one owner, “too-bad-so-sad”.)

Here are some links to web sites:

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Home Depot "Return Policy | Home Depot Canada" ...