Appreciate your concern.
But I got a college education for automotive mechanics. Never went into the trade because I didn't like the fact that being a salesman, and trying to upsell the customer and nickel and dime them was a part of the requirement to fix cars. So have held many titles since then including electrician, multicraft mechanic, machinist, millwright, etc. Have rebuilt dozens of motors from the ground up, including my own machine work, boring blocks, grinding cranks, etc. So no, I am not a "backyard mechanic".
I do many brake jobs a year. Most times its 4 identical pads so orientation don't matter. On these, the only difference is which way the squeaker is oriented and that an anti-rattle clip hooks into it. No safety concerns at all, just convince. The pad would operate just fine even if squeakers weren't there. And the fact that they ARE installed correctly.
All things you would have understood had you bothered to actually read the thread rather than making stupid remarks.
No. This is about a dealer trying to take advantage.of an unsuspecting female. Because their paycheck is based on commission and flat rate rather than actually doing quality work. (The reason I never got into the trade. Because deception is not in my nature).
And don't give me the BS about not being able to make money on me. Dealer cost for these tires are $67 ea landed. So they made about $150 for what should have been a 30 min job.
The fact that they do their "complementary" umpteen point inspection, that they expect to upsell someone on a repair and that didn't happen for them.....their time/money lost not mine. I simply hired them to do tires. Was given a quote. They did tires and we're paid what they quoted me. So you can take your ignorant comments and troll someone else's thread.