i bought a new car in july from chevy, i remember the guy telling me for rather the first 2 or 3 yrs I get all of my oil changes and tire rotation type services done free at the dealership. I cant find the exact paper work off hand as I have filed it away, my question is, when i bring my car in should i tip any of them for the work they do? if so, who should i give it to? also am i already possibly paying for these services as they were built into the sales price?
these guys are not expecting a tip persay as trust me that 1-3k was factored into ur price of ur car and they do get paid a reasonable wage to perform services unlike the wage paid to stylists/waiters/etc
with this being said I would definitely throw them something depending on the speed and service factors as per normal
-murph
with this being said I would definitely throw them something depending on the speed and service factors as per normal
-murph
You TIP when you are developing a "long term relationship" (does that sound Gay? lol) Ive got a GREAT mechanic, and I throw him Cigars all the time,,, and an extra 20,,, sometimes tix to the dbacks,, lol,,, and let me tell ya, he breaks his AZZZ off to hooka brother up,, He throws me his tuck to use as I drop off my car, he fixes extra shitalllll the time,,, for -0-
care for the ones that care for you,,,
tater
care for the ones that care for you,,,
tater
As when I moved to Nevada, 'The Tokeout Capital of the World' - when in doubt, toke out! If they are offended by your gracious gesture, so be it. Never saw anybody offended by a sufficiently large enough tip in my life. Have been turned down before and always told them a sure fire tip was gonna be given very soon in their name, and meant it. (This has happened less than a handful of times.)
