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haha, that would be funny

BAC5.2 wrote:It's their job to sell wheels that FIT the car.

Not say, "oh, that's 5x100, that'll fit".

yeah but believe me about all they ask is car/model and in the little book it reads b-pattern & walla you have invetory on you r car in minutes....c'mon you know these guys that work behind the counter, one minute changing tires the other on the transaction & a line of costomers waiting ta boot, hell about 6 years ago I new more than the guy behind the counter at Discount tire and he had been there for years ( manager type ). I was concerned of a wheels offset explaining the Subaru offsets on my older wagon and he said it would be fine, I went with my judgement and was right my friend on the other hand didn't and had nothing but issues.

Doesn't matter if they are just some monkey behind a counter, it's their job to sell wheels that will correctly fit. Their computer program should reference offset's.

Kastrix - You should have demanded a 100% refund. You, essentially, just paid money for something that didn't work, and it didn't work at no fault of your own. I don't see how it's fair that they screwed you, and expected you to pay for it. They have to sell it at 70% of retail because they have been mounted before. Who's fault is that? Not yours. They sold you the wrong wheels. End of story.