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  1. Join Date
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    #11
    Quote Originally Posted by alakdan168 View Post
    Kahit saan naman sa Metro Manila maraming squatters...
    Sabi nga ni Dan Brown

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    #12
    Holdap nga! A Shell Service station only charges 75 to 100 pesos per patch.

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    #13
    sa bridgestone pasong tamo ext. Php 15 lang ung patch kaso Php 180 ung labor

    Sent from my GT-N7100 using Tapatalk 4 Beta

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    #14
    100php lang yan, pinakagat ka lang. mga jeep nagpapavulcanize diyan. alam ng mga leon kung sino mahina at dapat kainin. ingat na lang ulit at next time.

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    #15
    You should have asked for a receipt. Malamang wala sila resibo, no business permit. Baka may kilala ka sa city hall.

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    #16
    Pinakagat ka lang talaga bro.
    Actually, kung ang porma mo eh tipong sanay na sa mga ganitong sitwasyon,
    hindi na nila sasabihin kung magkano ang serbisyo nila, drama lang nila 'yun...
    Minsan, itinatanong na lang nila kung ano ang gusto mo: Tapal ba o Luto?
    Pareho lang ng singil 'yun. 100kesos nga lang. Ingat na lang next time.

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    #17
    What? 100 lang ba yun? Jan ako nagpapagawa at naka 2 tires na ako sakanila. F*ck.

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    #18
    And avoid the "luto" type of vulcanizing. It could weaken the steel belts of your tires.

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    #19
    Lesson learned. It might also cost me the whole tire.

    Anyway, hope you fellow tsikoters learned something too... para di masayang P400.00 ko.

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    #20
    to the ts, thanks for the heads up, 500 might be a stiff price but look where they are now... that 500 php wont last long. di nila ikayayaman yun furthermore wala ng babalik na customer sa kanila.

    regarding cold patch- it's actually not as durable as the old process, sabi ng mga expert for temporary lang daw talaga yun... anyway once na nabutas and na patch na yung tires talagang you cannot return them into 100 percent perfect condition

    better if you buy one of those tire that doesn't need to be vulcanized even if it is punctured, forgot the name of the tires it was advertise here a few years back

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Vulcanizing Rip-Off along E. Rod corner Cordillera St.,  Q.C.