Fletcher’s Tire and Auto Service Deal of the Day

Fletcher’s Tire and Auto Service – On Location

Three or Five Oil Changes or New Disc-Brake Pads (Up to 79% Off)

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Value: $110

Discount: 77%

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In a Nutshell

ASE-certified techs feed cars up to 5 quarts of conventional or synthetic-blend motor oil and install semi-metallic disc-break pads

The Fine Print

Expires May 29, 2013
Limit 1 per person, may buy 1 additional as a gift. Valid only for option purchased. Reservation recommended. Not valid for diesel or full synthetic oil. Brake option not valid for luxury or performance vehicles, light trucks, SUVs, and heavy duty or 4x4 trucks. Does not include $2.50 EPA fee per oil change. Cannot be combined with other offers. May redeem across multiple vehicles.
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Like violins, cars announce their need for a tune-up by squeaking shrilly and leaking oil every time you play Mahler. Keep your ride purring pleasantly with this Groupon.

Choose Between Two Options

$25 for three oil changes (up to a $110.85 value)
$39 for five oil changes (up to a $184.75 value)
$49 for semi-metallic disc-brake pads for front or rear wheels (up to a $129.95 value)

Each oil change service includes 5 quarts of conventional or synthetic-blend oil, a new oil filter, lubrication, four-tire rotation upon request, tire inflation to OE specifications, and battery test. During the disc-brake service, mechanics fit vehicles' feet with a new pair of semi-metallic disc-brake pads, resurfacing rotors for a smooth fit. They'll also perform a thorough inspection of the entire brake system to check for potential problems.

Groupon customers also recieve a Fletcher’s Value Card with coupons for $100 towards a set of 4 BFG tires as well as other vehicle maintenance services.

Fletcher’s Tire and Auto Service

The family behind Fletcher's Tire and Auto Service opened their first shop more than four decades ago. Today, they operate a total of 33 locations, working to provide automobiles throughout Arizona with expert service and lessons in honking etiquette. ASE-certified technicians keep cars running, rolling, and stopping smoothly with regular maintenance services. Oil changes come with a battery test and a tire rotation to ensure even wear and lend every tread equal squealing opportunities; most services are backed by warranties that start at 12 months and 12,000 miles. More than 15 brands of tires find themselves ably paired with appropriate chariots thanks to a convenient online tire-size guide, and computerized alignment services help improve gas mileage and safety.

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Problem:
Dear TGGL:RAFRP,
My daughter is in love with a real LOSER! Should I respect her feelings and support her decision or forget about her altogether?

—Unhappy Mom

I didn't read your letter.

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