My mom bought a trailer from Jim's Motors on July 17, 2020 for $26,000. At the beginning of August, my mom was in a motorcycle accident and passed away a few days later due to complications from her injuries. However, upon originally arriving home with her trailer, mom noticed that the tires on the trailer were in substandard condition. Mom called Jim's Motors to explain the situation and we have several individuals that said Jim's Motors offered to replace the tires on mom's trailer. Upon our moms passing, my brother and I reached out several times to get payment information about the trailer, so we could do the right thing and make the payment while trying to settle our mom's estate, to no avail. On my most recent call to Jim's Motors on August 26th, I spoke with the owner, Scott. I explained the situation and asked if they may be interested in buying the trailer back since mom never even got the chance to use it and owned it less than 30 days before she passed. I also mentioned the tire situation. Scott then replied, "I'm not calling your mom a liar, but I never said I'd replace the tires on it. I'm not sure what happened to the tires between here and there, but I dont sell trailers with bad tires on them. So, no, I'm not buying the trailer back, and no I'm not replacing the tires." I simply replied that considering my mom spent $26,000 on this trailer, you'd think that they'd have the decency to make sure that it had decent tires on it. Now, I understand my moms fault here and realize that she should have looked over the trailer prior to signing any papers, but this situation could have also been handled a lot different on Scott's part. Now we are not only dealing with our mom passing away, but also with unempathetic and inconsiderate people, making the aftermath of our mom's passing harder. Simply because they know we're relying on word of mouth and have no foot to stand on since our mom is now gone. It must be too hard nowadays for people to have some basic respect for others and their situation. read more