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Its more fun to drive a slow car fast, rather than drive a fast car slow!
Medical students from the UofR come to Highland and Strong every day.
i was told that i will be at Strong
Its more fun to drive a slow car fast, rather than drive a fast car slow!
Just dont go to Bob Johnson Chevrolet if you ever need a stealership, try O'connor's.
Or some other one close by.
I let them do an alignment on my 1 year old car, to keep qualified for free tire replacements.
My car dogtracks like crazy on the highway.
(constantly going slightly left or right, Never straight). You have to stare intently down the road and make the most minute corrections to keep the car straight.
If it wanders to far over, forget about easing back. the car is unresponsive until a noticeable swerve happens to correct its direction.
I complained to the dealer and they wanted me to pay for another alignment, being that it took me 4 weeks of driving with it be sure it was acting funny on the highway. (thought it was because the tires were almost worn out). I let a service manager test drive it, and he said it seemed fine ( we only went 45 mph) then on top of that, I get home and all my tire's are at 28 psi. I keep them at 32-34.
I think they did that to make the dog tracking a little less noticeable.
I was a good paying customer, and I didnt want to be treated like a liar, so I simply never went back. And I also tell people about my expirience, for them to be the judge.
Someone mentioned to me that he thought the tech might have set the car for (road crown).
the specs sheet showed that the left front wheel was slightly out of spec, and was adjusted a degree or 2 out (toe-out).
Another way to drive straight is to wobble the wheel back and forth really fast. This seems to confuse the front end and it cant decide on a direction to wander.
I've had GREAT luck with Hoselton Chevy in East Rochester.
Easy to find, always friendly and professional.
guys, what is the best (cheapest) cell phone service provider in rochester NY?
Its more fun to drive a slow car fast, rather than drive a fast car slow!
I have AT&T since I have the iPhone 3G.
It seems like all of the plans around Rochester are about the same price: $39.99 a month + tax.
The three big carriers in the US are AT&T, Sprint/Nextel, and Verizon. My personal experience with AT&T has been great, I have been with them for 4 years. They have good coverage everywhere I've been in the US (I haven't been to the west coast though). They can get a bit pricey though, especially for individual plans. I am currently on a family plan with my parents and sister, and we have two iPhones and two other phones. We split the costs in our family pretty fairly, and I pay about $55/month including taxes and fees. If I were on an individual plan, I would be paying closer to $90/month with all of the features I have.
I have heard good things about Verizon too. I have no personal experience, but my friends say good things.
I have not heard good things about Sprint. I had two roommates with Sprint and they had an insane number of dropped calls. Their coverage sucks.
Other companies you might want to look into are Alltel and Boost mobile. I don't know anyone with these companies, so I have no idea what they're like.
In order to figure out which company would be good, you need to know what kind of usage you would have such as number of minutes used, texts, internet usage, etc. It gets really complicated and can get expensive. If you don't use your phone much, prepaid plans might be the way to go. Sorry I can't be of more help, the best advice would be to check out their websites. They list all their plans, and you should be able to make a decision based on what you want.
i would kill for an iphone, i will be doing a family plan with 3-4 phones, and i don't make alot of phone calls, caz i will know no one in the city.I have AT&T since I have the iPhone 3G.
It seems like all of the plans around Rochester are about the same price: $39.99 a month + tax.
The three big carriers in the US are AT&T, Sprint/Nextel, and Verizon. My personal experience with AT&T has been great, I have been with them for 4 years. They have good coverage everywhere I've been in the US (I haven't been to the west coast though). They can get a bit pricey though, especially for individual plans. I am currently on a family plan with my parents and sister, and we have two iPhones and two other phones. We split the costs in our family pretty fairly, and I pay about $55/month including taxes and fees. If I were on an individual plan, I would be paying closer to $90/month with all of the features I have.
I have heard good things about Verizon too. I have no personal experience, but my friends say good things.
I have not heard good things about Sprint. I had two roommates with Sprint and they had an insane number of dropped calls. Their coverage sucks.
Other companies you might want to look into are Alltel and Boost mobile. I don't know anyone with these companies, so I have no idea what they're like.
In order to figure out which company would be good, you need to know what kind of usage you would have such as number of minutes used, texts, internet usage, etc. It gets really complicated and can get expensive. If you don't use your phone much, prepaid plans might be the way to go. Sorry I can't be of more help, the best advice would be to check out their websites. They list all their plans, and you should be able to make a decision based on what you want.
Its more fun to drive a slow car fast, rather than drive a fast car slow!
Verizon has great reception in the Rochester area.
the count down its on, exams start tomorow, and end on the 21st, so i will be in rochester aprt hunting on the 22nd
Its more fun to drive a slow car fast, rather than drive a fast car slow!
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