I called Discount Tire and asked if they did brake and wheel bearing inspections. This was for a used camper that was new to me, so I wanted to know what it was rolling on and if and when it would need service. They sent me to James and said he is honest. I visited the manager at Discount Tire after my experience, and apparently Chassis Dynamics had been grooming the employees at this national company in order to get referrals who they then attempt to fleece. If you read the other reviews on here about over quoting labor, I was also attempted to be sold parts that were not even needed. In fact, the brakes and bearings were fine and I went willing to pay $45 for an inspection. I value people's time and want a service. James said I needed shackles. He quoted me $1,050.00 but then "doing me a favor" crossed off some labor, and had the guys look at my equalizer triangles and turned out they were still good so that got crossed off. All these favors were then pitched to get sweeter if I could bring in cash, which "makes the labor go down". I felt sick to my stomach and knew something was wrong. This is now down to $677.00. I said I need to sleep on this, and during that time decided I would go get the camper. I was there when they opened and he wanted until 3:30. I said, no, I brought it in for a brake and bearing inspection - would pay the $45 and wanted the camper put back together. They had all the shackles completely off one side. I believe this is intentionally to make a person feel vulnerable as well as obligated to them in getting it back together. I waited about 2.5 hours and got the trailer then took it somewhere else. I was rightly told that I do not need shackles. This hassle and stress on me was all because I was told by a national company that Chassis Dynamics was trustworthy to do a basic brake and bearing inspection, for which I was willing to pay. The receipt I have for the inspection indicates that my tires will continue to wear since I refused the recommendation. My tires have zero wear! To the credit of Discount Tire, the manager promised to come here and read the other concerning reviews (which I neglected to look at until I sensed I was being scammed...) and to talk to his guys in regards to sending people here. I felt the receptiveness of the Discount Tire store manager was genuine and that he didn't like what happened to me as a result of their recommendation. That is not enough, though, it's important that I tell my story here. Do not go to this company. You don't deserve to be worked over. The number of hours to supposedly do the work were ridiculous, and I told James outright that he was polite but manipulative - this was after being asked if I'm a mechanic in a put-down type of way. I've been in business and a consumer of mechanic services my entire life and assured him and can assure you that the tactics used are dishonest. I think this is part of a business model that will not be changing anytime soon. Just stay away from the beginning and you'll be better off. read more