- Jurisdiction
- Texas
I got my oil changed at Goodyear on 1/20/2018, and I've been driving my 2011 Toyota corolla since then. I go to start my car on Sunday 1/28/2018, and the car is saying that there is no oil in it. I'm thinking that it had to be inaccurate. So I cut the car off and started it back up, light still didn't go away. I proceed to pop the hood of my car and check the dipstick and there is absolutely positively no oil in my car. I get down to check under the car and all the oil that is left is running out. I called for a tow and ended up having to pay $240 to get it from my house to Goodyear. I had to wait until Monday morning, and they told me it has a hairline crack in it. His mechanic may have tightened it too tight, and that they would have to find an engine because mine is seized. I am also renting a car for the week. I haven't been offered reimbursement for the rental, or the tow. And I'm trying to see if I should be reimbursed due to it being on them. It's very frustrating to say the least because I've had the car for a little over 17 months. Got it at 49k miles and I've gotten it to 106k. All I've ever needed on the car was brakes and an oil change.
What all are they required to cover? And should they be reimbursing me.
What all are they required to cover? And should they be reimbursing me.