Not sure how to handle this.

Are you going to be passing through the loves that you purchased the tires from? If so maybe you will have better luck there

 

well, you can really either flip the bill and forget about it or put up a fight.

I would say the good thing you have here is that you have a number of avenues to seek. You can call the Love's that sold you the tires and ask what kind of warranty they came with. You can call Love's corporate and explain you took the tires recommended when the ones you wanted weren't available and now there is a problem. You can call Aeolus and ask why their tires are no good for a spread axle, and if they say they are, then ask why one of their dealers sold them to you and another is failing to fix the problem. etc... Any one of these people should have the ablitiy to fix this.

 

Hurst.......here is a shot of jack Daniels, and here is you blow torching the loves manager that gave you crap. Over and out 10-4

 

Before I worked in trucking I worked for a major corporation. 1 thing I learned (being on the other side during court hearings) is document everything. Take pictures during the tire install with a brief description (even if it seems legit) keep your receipts. Take pictures of the faulty tire. And 1 important thing document everything. Once big company thinks you have all your ducks in a row and have it well documented they will usually take care of you long before it gets to court. It's unfortunat but that is the world we live in today
Once you take these pics email them to yourself or someone you trust. This puts a time stamp on them. I had appeared in court many times. When someone had pictures with an email time stamp attached my company would never allow it to go any further in court they would resolve the issue immediately. I know it seems like a pain I the $&* to take a pic while someone is replacing a tire and to keep the receipt bit those 2 things can save the day. For the extra 30 seconds it is well worth it.

You tell a major corporation tha let your have these issues that are a serious danger to the public well documented and time stamped the tend to bend over backwards to keep you quiet

 

Small claims here is 50.00 to file, for max 4000.00. Most cases are settled before they get to court! If they put the wrong tires on then they owe you replacements!