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Mar 28, 2020
3:50:54pm
Harbinger Walk-on
Not true. Every part has a life expectancy. It's highly unlikely that you'll
Catch a part that is failing early, before it fails. Tie rods, for example last 70-100k miles. Yet every year when I take my car in for inspection, they're magically bad. Well, until I stopped taking it to big O for inspection. Then jiffy lube passed it with flying colors. But at jiffy lube a bulb always was out.

There is only one kind of mechanic: a dishonest one. Incentivising their dishonesty is a poor business model.
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