So today I learned why it's a bad idea to get tires installed at Walmart.
First off, the estimated "hour and a half tops" that they estimated for me ended up being 2 hours and 30 minutes. Walking around Walmart trying to find something to do for that long is less than exciting.
Second, whoever the dingbat was that was in charge of moving my car not only turned on my radio that I leave off most of the time, but he also turned up the volume so when I started the car, my ears got assaulted.
Third, they think they are so up with the times with all their technology. However, on the handheld device that they use for entering my vehicle information, the screen was completely screwed. I could only sign my first name on it because the stylus wouldn't work on the second half of the screen. They also couldn't run my checks through their system because of whatever reason that they couldn't even explain. It's a good thing I had a backup plan by stuffing funds into my checking account so I could use my debit card.
Fourth, the guy who got there before me waited for four hours to get his car back. When he went to go claim it, he discovered that they put two differently sized tires on his car. If you've ever seen someone trying so hard not to lynch a cashier, this guy was taking the prize.
Fifth, they overfilled my tires to over 25% above the safety threshold. It felt like the car was wobbling the entire way home. I'm going to have to drain a bunch of air before I leave tomorrow.
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