Well, at least I don’t see a couple grand added for ‘Market Adjustment’.
Sales right now are very different. You don't have the option of picking and choosing a new car, there just aren't any. The dealer puts whatever he wants in the car, and if you don't buy it, someone else will. Take it or leave it.If you didn't ask for the N2, tell them to get it the hell out of your new tires. Did you ask for window tint? Or any of the other options?
Well that’s what I thought. The car I bought 2 months ago was the only car of this model on the dealer lot and the only one with the options we wanted in a 750 mile radius. I refused to pay sticker price - told the salesman I would pay $2k UNDER MSRP. Just give me a yes or no answer so as not to waste anyone’s time. Took him about 5min with the manager to give me a yes. I really was shocked. And oh yeah - take the nitrogen out of the tires. I’m not paying $300 for that crap! They added the $300 to my trade in. I was pleased with the deal, not so much the process to get there.Sales right now are very different. You don't have the option of picking and choosing a new car, there just aren't any. The dealer puts whatever he wants in the car, and if you don't buy it, someone else will. Take it or leave it.
I'm very surprised they went below MSRP. You must have a reputation or something....Well that’s what I thought. The car I bought 2 months ago was the only car of this model on the dealer lot and the only one with the options we wanted in a 750 mile radius. I refused to pay sticker price - told the salesman I would pay $2k UNDER MSRP. Just give me a yes or no answer so as not to waste anyone’s time. Took him about 5min with the manager to give me a yes. I really was shocked. And oh yeah - take the nitrogen out of the tires. I’m not paying $300 for that crap! They added the $300 to my trade in. I was pleased with the deal, not so much the process to get there.
Supposed to not expand/contract as much as air, "better" for the rubber...What the hell is with nitrogen in tires?
At $300 I’ll stick with air.Supposed to not expand/contract as much as air, "better" for the rubber...
At $300 I’ll stick with air.
So it’s a scam.Top 4 Myths Vs Facts About Using Nitrogen To Inflate Car Tires
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Yup.So it’s a scam.
An expensive one.
I believe its a larger molecule and doesn't need refilling like compressed air.Supposed to not expand/contract as much as air, "better" for the rubber...
It has what tires crave!What the hell is with nitrogen in tires?
It’s got electrolytes?It has what tires crave!
2003 Chevy Silverado, here.Still happily driving my 2006 Rav4.
I’ve still got my 2004 F150 , almost 200,000 miles on it. And I will have it until either it or I rusts away.2003 Chevy Silverado, here.