Bonadeo D C DDS

Terrible business practice. I spoke with a mechanic [redacted] My soldier went there to get his brakes done.( Brakes pads front and back, all four rotors). after a mile down the road the rear caliper was stuck out and was smoking burning up the back tire. The shop said they would replace his caliper. Of course they will full price. Why didnt they test it in the first place? sounds pretty conveinent.
on another note. my soldier is an E-2 brand new to the Army. He arrived in uniform to drop off his vehicle and was in uniform when he paid for services. He was not given a military discount. Because KAM automotive will only offer this discount if the service member asks for it. REALLY! I asked why wouldnt you just offer a soldier in uniform his military discount. [redacted] said we do enough for the military if they want a discount they have to ask for it.) Per the owner [redacted] So it seems we as service members don't do enough for [redacted] to just be offered a discount when we arrive at his establishment in uniform. But [redacted] (KAM Automotive does enough for us service members) Who is the guy that determines what is enough? My advice, There are alot of mechanics in the area. If your a Soldier or you support the troops. Go to a place where your honored enough to offered a military discount. Places of business that have the policy that you have to ask for a discount should be ashamed. These businesses did'nt ask the Soldiers to lay down thier lives, make huge sacrifices daily, spend months away from their loved ones. Soldiers offered this service without anyone asking for it. Business should do the same offer it without having to ask for it. ESPECIALLY if we are in uniform inside your establishment.