I don't know how seriously I should have taken that low tire pressure light, but really, at 4 a.m. in the dead of deepest, darkest, East Texas, I wasn't willing to take a chance.
The rental agency is not going to charge me anything, actually they would owe me money, since I gave them back a half tank of gas more than they gave me.
Hopefully, this will make them think to check cars better before sending them out. Unfortunately, there's only one car rental agency here.
Saturday, November 05, 2011
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