On Saturday I had 2 new Michelin Energy Saver tryes put on the front of my Astra, bought on line from and fitted by a large nationwide well known fast fit centre. On getting home, I noticed the date marks, and one is 5110, (week 51, 2010) the other 2208 (week 22, 2008).
I have complained about this 2 and a half year difference in age, on the basis that, a) I was not told I was buying new old stock, b) They are bound to deteriorate at different rates and are not a pair. Tyre company said they were fine, had a shelf life of 5 years, and would not change it / them.
What do you think please? Is it 'best practice' ? I paid full money, asked for no discount or deal, just paid the price.
Thanks
Edited by mikejharvey on 27/01/2011 at 12:33
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