Two thumbs up for Hermy's BMW
Posted: Sat Aug 02, 2008 9:49 pm
MLW & I were on our way to visit my grandson 300 miles south when I realized I didn't have as much life in my tread as I thought before I left. When I left the house there was tread groove all the way across the tire, I knew it was approaching it's end of life, but thought I'd be OK until our return. At our first rest stop, about 100 miles, there was no longer any tread across the center of the tire. The rate of tread loss really surprised me so at lunch, Skeeters Pit Barbeque in Shamokin Dam PA, I started calling around. I'd stopped prior to that at a generic mom & pop but they didn't have any Conti tires. I called BOB's BMW in Maryland (the only dealer I could think of) and they had one but told me that Hermy's would be closer (+1 for the friendly staff @ Bob's).
When I called Hermy's they had the right tire (rear Road Attack) and said they would put it on as long as I got there before 5:00. The tire was only a little more than I would have paid delivered from Iron Pony and the install, including wheel removal, was very reasonable too. The staff was very friendly & courteous, the riding shoes MLW was wanting (BMW 'sneaker') were on sale and the clearance rack had a XXL t-shirt for me. Maybe every dealer is as nice to deal with as they are, but I didn't feel like I was getting raked over the hot ones at all, in fact I paid less than I would have at my local dealer. I told them I'd heard of them from when someone at the Bash got t-shirts gratis from them for door prizes (he was even riding a Honda when he got the t-shirts).
Kudos to Darryl & the service department @ Hermy's.
DLS
When I called Hermy's they had the right tire (rear Road Attack) and said they would put it on as long as I got there before 5:00. The tire was only a little more than I would have paid delivered from Iron Pony and the install, including wheel removal, was very reasonable too. The staff was very friendly & courteous, the riding shoes MLW was wanting (BMW 'sneaker') were on sale and the clearance rack had a XXL t-shirt for me. Maybe every dealer is as nice to deal with as they are, but I didn't feel like I was getting raked over the hot ones at all, in fact I paid less than I would have at my local dealer. I told them I'd heard of them from when someone at the Bash got t-shirts gratis from them for door prizes (he was even riding a Honda when he got the t-shirts).
Kudos to Darryl & the service department @ Hermy's.
DLS