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Originally Posted by Edjay
37 miles is well acceptable imo. SMH at some people who are so uptight about putting miles on a car. If anyone ever leaves me a note or tells me no test drive I don't even touch the car. I will hand the key back and tell them keep driving down the street and find another tech to work on their car. The way I see it, if you can't trust the tech to drive the car as much as he feel needed. Then find another tech that you can trust.
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The techs that work on the cars at dealerships are completely unknown to the car owner-- he typically never meets the service guys at all so why should he trust a complete stranger who may have been in that job for all of a month? I've gotten to know the mechanics at indie shops but never at a dealership. I get what you're saying but trust has to be earned.
37 miles is a lot of test driving for an alignment and wheel balance. Most wheel and tire places will finish that kind of test drive in two or three miles, max.