Date: Sat, 06 Sep 2003 20:13:32 +0100 From: Grunff <grunffnopsam.com> Subject: Re: Saab Complaint
milt brewster wrote: > Posters here newsgroup ought to report some other helpful advice > like this. While it's clear that you're a moron, and no amount of explaining will achieve anything, I'll try again ('cause I'm nice like that). > *) Which tire brands work best on Saabs? A car is a car and a tyre is a tyre. There are no tyres that work best with particular cars (with the exception of special cases, such as offroading, track work etc.). If you knew even the basics of car suspension, this would be obvious. > *) Which tire brands do you stay away from? There certainly are bad brands, few people would say that Michelin are one of. This has nothing to do with Saab. > *) How much should a new tire cost for a Saab? What make/type? > My dealer charged me $275 for a replacement Michelin. Just one?? > *) What about wheel rims, suspension systems and the like? > *) As a Saab owner, what simple checks do you perform > on your tires and suspension system, and how often? I crawl around under my cars once a month, carefully inspecting all suspension components and tyres for any signs of damage. > In fact; this group should maintain a FAQ with simple, > practical information like this, for Saab owners and for people > looking to buy Saabs. Well, thank you very much for telling us exactly what we should do, that's very kind of you - especially given that you've posted to this group about 5 times in the last 3 years. > As fat as our owners' manuals are; Saab > still doesn't tell us enough about our cars. I get very little of my information directly from Saab. What exactly do you expect them to tell us? -- Grunff
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