Shell station Buendia

**jaypee10** · November 15th, 2014 06:48 PM

Originally Posted by nori

mas prefer ko mag DIY ng tire inflation sa gas stations. gusto ko lang makita kung gaana kalaki yung inflation ng gulong. hehe

pero kung may kusang lalapit na gas boy para hanginan yung gulong (shell congressional SnR) or may nakatoko talaga na taga hangin (shell proj 7 edsa) ay hinahayaan ko nalang then tip na P10-20 depende kung ilang gulong.

pero madalas di ako pinapansin ng mga gas boy kahit walang nagpapakarga sa kanila. either short staffed that time or tingin nila di ako magti-tip dahil luma yung sasakyang dala ko. hehehe

BTT:

baka aksidenteng nahablot lang yung bracelet nung may scuffle, tapos the guy grabbed the opportunity. literally.

onga pala, yung pito talaga ang nasira?

yes sir pito ung nasira.mahigpit daw ung takip kaya pinihit gamit ang basahan..

siguro hindi naman sadyang pagnanakaw ang dahilan,kasi umawat lang ung kasama nahawakan ung kamay ko.
after nun saka ko naramdamang wala na ung bracelet ko.

may cctv sila kaso nandun sa may pinaka opisina nila mga 20 meters or 30 ang layo dun sa lugar.
babalikan namin ung lugar at kukunin namin ang record ng cctv nila sabi ng kaibigan ko na taga city hall para kahit papano ung alahas ko manlang marecover.

**nori** · November 15th, 2014 08:21 PM

di kaya binarubal ka nung tire installer? nilagyan ng super glue yung cap ng pito para masira pag ipwersa tapos ibalik mo sa kanila para dagdag kita? kasi its common practice to also change it (pito/valve) everytime pinapalitan yung gulong. or sa shop lang na suki namin?

**joemarski** · November 15th, 2014 09:34 PM

the usual "SIRA PITO" raket is "gas boy: sir, sira na itong pito ng gulong niyo. ipa- ayos niyo na lang po
sa mga vulcanizing shops. palitan na lang muna natin ng spare tire niyo para magamit."
siyempre, payag naman si driver. after the job, abot lang si driver kay gas boy ng 100petot.

sir TS, simple at barya lang talaga itong raket na ito. sa kaso mo nga lang, medyo hinaluan pa nila ng
k*tarant*duhan. i- report mo na lang sa nearest police station sir. dadamputin lang naman nila for
interrogation 'yung um- attend sa 'yong gasoline boy. 'yun na ring gasoline boy ang magsasabi kung
sino- sino 'yung mga iba pang gasoline boys na lumapit sa 'yo nung nawala ang bracelet mo.

kung doon talaga nawala o pinitik ang bracelet mo, malaki ang tsansang maibalik pa.
konting drama lang 'yan, like "eto ba 'yung bracelet niyo sir? nakita namin sa isang tabi eh.
nalaglag siguro sir nung nagkakagulo."
huwag mo nang ipilit na "ninakaw"... ang mahalaga eh, naibalik. good luck.

add ko lang: kadalasan, walang attendant sa mga air stations ng gasolinahan.
'yung boy na nagrefill ng gas sa kotse mo ang siya na ring mag- a- assist sa 'yo doon.
one assistant is enough, kaya ingat na lang 'pag medyo marami ng katok boys na nagsisi- lapit.

**sirkosero** · November 15th, 2014 11:26 PM

Mahal naman ng westlake mo boss... 4800 agad? Wala pang 2k yan dito samin ah...

**jasonub** · November 15th, 2014 11:47 PM

My take. I was cleaning my car awhile ago.

Pag punas ko tinamaan ang pito and to my surprise. Natanggal ang laman niya. Its brass and its inserted inside the rubber of the pito.

I pushed it back and pumasok naman at tumigil ang sirit.

I replaced the tire and will bring it to a vulcanizing shop tom.

Lesson learned. Its easy to damage the pito. It looks like the internal of the valve was glued to the outer rubber of the valve. It was Easy to pull out.

The tires were about 4 mo old. I suspect that they did not change the tire valve when i bought new tires.

So make sure they do replace the part when you change tires.

**vix** · November 16th, 2014 07:59 AM

Ngayon lang ako nakarinig ng mga ganitong issue sa mga pito.

Sa mga motor nga pag malambot goma papaling ito at doon masisira sa interior pero maalis yung metal part ng pito di ko pa nakikita ito.

May gawang pinoy at china na sablay baka ito yung mga yon.

**Horsepower** · November 16th, 2014 01:32 PM

I normally pay 10 bucks to have the gas attendant check my tire pressure. - with my supervision of course. I just don't like handling the dirty hose and waste my time washing hands in the washroom. With your story, I'll be more circumspect in modus operandi like this.

Thanks and hopefully you find your missing bracelet. Sue the company that owns that station for damages.

**nori** · November 16th, 2014 03:30 PM

Originally Posted by jasonub

My take. I was cleaning my car awhile ago.

Pag punas ko tinamaan ang pito and to my surprise. Natanggal ang laman niya. Its brass and its inserted inside the rubber of the pito.

I pushed it back and pumasok naman at tumigil ang sirit.

I replaced the tire and will bring it to a vulcanizing shop tom.

Lesson learned. Its easy to damage the pito. It looks like the internal of the valve was glued to the outer rubber of the valve. It was Easy to pull out.

The tires were about 4 mo old. I suspect that they did not change the tire valve when i bought new tires.

So make sure they do replace the part when you change tires.

afaik yung internal metal parts ng pito o valve ay de roskas / screw. may gamit pangtanggal nito para mabilis mapasingaw or makargahan ng hangin yung gulong during tire changing process. eto rin yung tool na gamit pang install ng new valve.

i dont think may sub quality tire valves, kasi pag masira yun automatic free palit dun na nag install.

may pangtanggal ako ng internal part ng pito, it doubles as the spare tire valve cover. gamit ko sa mga pasaway na gumagarahe sa tapat ng driveway.

**jasonub** · November 16th, 2014 03:32 PM

Where you thread the internal part is what gave.
Imagine pulling the valve out. Naiwan lang rubber.

All steel parts tanggal.

I had it replaced 100 ea awhile ago