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07-14-2010 #1
Great folks. John set me up with wheels and tires for my '69 Z/28. He knows what he's talking about, you can trust him.
Bubba
Big Johnson Motorworks
'69 Z/28 Clone w/crossram
'57 Chevy Belair
'98 Chevy Stepside with Powerdyne Blower
'94 Ford Ranger DD (gas mileage)
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07-14-2010 #2
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OK thanks. Are they good about keeping you updated with a tracking number?
69 camaro, LS2, AFR heads, 231/236 .617/.602 110LSA cam, Vic. Jr, 4150 Accufab, 3.73 posi, Caltracs
07-14-2010 #3From start to finish (or soup to nuts as us Italians like to say),you'll be taken care of and will be kept abreast,especially now that Jon has Justin to keep things running smoothly.
If you're looking for great selection,excellent competitive pricing on complete tire/wheel packages delivered to your door ready to mount and bullet-proof fitment advice on what will work for your car,Driverzinc is your source for wheels/tires,suspension and a whole lot more.
No,this isn't a paid ad lol,I just really like what Jon has done for this community through the years and I'd like to see him succeed in his venture.I've just had stellar service each and every time as others have attested to and I'm sure you will to.'67 Buick Skylark GS400 funny car "Ingenue" 8/10 HRM / Gasoline (Swedish) cover & feature 2/12
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07-15-2010 #4
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Curious first post. . . but anyways.
Treated very well. During a business trip in Orange County, I made time to check-out their store. The drive from Anaheim to Corona during the late afternoon took FOR-FREAKIN'-EVER! I arrived at their shop 15 minutes before closing. I had a vision for my project and Justin and Jon were very accommodating about answering questions from some chump off the street kickin' tires (literally) a few minutes before closing. I was impressed enough with their knowledge, professionalism, and candor to buy my wheel package on the spot- 30 minutes past closing.
Yes. I believe my wheel package was shipped in a timely manner after they received the wheels. If they're not shipping order, they're not billing customers and making money.
Whether or not the manufacturer is meeting standard or quoted lead times is a different topic. Schedule delay is common practice with customized anything. Quality (good), cost (cheap), schedule (fast)- pick two.
If the order was less than two weeks late, I'd shrug it off as sign that Driverz has a bumper crop of work and the boys are doin' good. Greater than two weeks indicates a break in the supply chain, which hurts their business. From the customer point-of-view, how the store manages the break and communicates issues to me are most important.
I was proactively notified when my wheels arrived at their store and provided a tracking number after they shipped. There really isn't any more meat to this subject.
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