Midcoast Tires

Company responded via phone as follows:Consumer brought his car in on 1-14-and had a head gasket repaired The vehicle was brought in again for an issue of cranking This was diagnosed as a fuel pump Consumer did not want to fix this at that time. On February 20, an
oil pressure sensor was replaced Consumer brought in his own part that part failed so consumer had to purchase another.On March 14, 2015, the fuel filter was replaced The crank was slow and the consumer was advised the fuel pump needed to be replaced.The fuel pump was replaced on June 29, 2015. The car was in for an oil change on December 27, No issues with the vehicle were documented. The consumer can schedule an appointment and we will diagnose the problem free of charge The company stands behind their work and want to resolve this issue

Company responded by phone 6/1/15-[redacted]Mr. [redacted] from the company states that they only repaired the wheel baring on the consumer car. He states that he contacted a Mercedes dealer to get the history of the car. He states that Mercedes had repaired some parts and states that he tried to give the...

consumer a copy of the report but the consumer walked out without taking the paperwork.