Shop Frustrations

I agree. I know all the shops have the signs posted that says " Not responsible for missing items", but that sign does not give them carte blanche permission to invade your privacy and rifle thru your stuff and eat your food. That is just wrong on so many levels. I've been told several times that I do not on this truck, Swift owns it. I know that. I do not argue that point. In Wyldfyres case, Swift may own the truck, but THEY DO NOT OWN THE PRIVATE PROPERTY CONTAINED WITHIN THAT BELONGS TO THE DRIVER. They have permission to get in the truck to move the vehicle and to perform the necessary repairs. If moving private property is necessary to perform those repairs than fine, that is what they have to do. But there is no excuse for what these people did.

And the same in my case. Swift may own the truck, but that does not mean the mechanics can joyride the truck around the lot, race it into the shop, or do halfazzz repairs. I had a supervisor tell me it's not my truck and I don't have a right to complain about how they treat it. It may not be my truck, but I live in the darn thing and I don't want some moron tearing it up! There is just no respect for property, whether it belongs to the driver or it belongs to Swift. If it ain't yours, respect it. I tried to ask how they would feel if they took their personal vehicle into a shop and it was treated the same way. His reply was this isn't your truck, it belongs to Swift. AAAARRRGGGGHHHHH! They will never get it.

 

Don't even want to know.......

Finally got the word my truck is done. 9 pm Monday. I got here at 10 am last wednesday. Looks like this is gonna be a great check.

And with that I'm outa here like a herd of turtles. Set my pta for early morning and hoping for a decent load. See you all next weekend.

 

Rug, any chance you can get more info on the regen than that? You can't just take the truck into the shop and tell them that it has a regen problem and needs to go to the dealer for a warranty issue.