Motorcycle Repair Dispute Resolution
Summary
If a repair shop improperly installed a tire, leading to further damage, you may have a case for negligence or breach of contract. Document all work done, obtain a second opinion from a certified mechanic, and consider sending a formal demand letter to the repair shop for compensation. Consulting with a local attorney can provide further guidance on pursuing your case.Full Conversation
So i had this place put a new tire on my harley within one month my tire was bald i took it back in they replaced the tire made me pay more money to put that one on befor i took it bak in i had otber people that work on harleys look at it they both said its bkuz tire wasnt put on straight. Now second time i went in they warned me to keepeye on belt bkuz has a tare in it. I just got that belt put on like 3 months befor that and its been fine. It was fine when they put first tire on i was driving bak home and my belt flew off broke my crank just realy messed up my bike. I called they said they will put new belt on now they changed it and said they dont replace belts but this hole thing is because they put tire on rong in first place
Hey ****! Sounds like a frustrating situation. To help you further, are you looking to pursue compensation for the damages caused by the improper installation of the tire and the subsequent issues with the belt and crank?
Yes
Given the situation, it sounds like you might have a case for negligence or breach of contract against the repair shop.
Here are a few steps you can consider:
- Document everything: Keep records of all work done on your Harley, including receipts and any communication with the repair shop.
- Get a second opinion: Have another certified mechanic assess the damage and provide a written statement about the cause.
- Demand a resolution: Send a formal demand letter to the repair shop, outlining your grievances and requesting compensation for the damages.
Would you like to connect with a local lawyer who can assist you further with your case?