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Originally Posted by bishopts

Working at dodge i ran into an issue learning tires one day, i would get a tpms light on the test drive but it would go away when i was back in my bay. Turns out, my coworker accidentally swapped one of the wheels on the car i was working on with one of the wheels of the car he was working on. I didn't catch it until he went on a test drive and my tpms light came on.

That must have been fun

Yeah, I don't understand the extreme penny pinching GM does in so many areas. It's a guaranteed way to turn people off to them after a while, which then turns into bleeding sales and profit. I know their pumped up numbers are looking good right now, so they probably don't give a ****, yet this can't be a winning long term strategy.

Just from my personal example, they already lost 4 vehicle sales in my family that likely would've gone to GM if it weren't for their dumb decisions, and I'm sure I'm not alone. Of course, they will never know this and it won't show in their majestic stats.