So after randomly looking under my car the other day, I saw an oily substance on my right front tire. I looked closer and saw that my caliper was leaking. I felt no difference in my brake pedal. My fluid did get a little low, but I thought that's because of brake pad wear
I have a GMEPP warranty on my car so I was going to take a trip to the dealer a few blocks away from me. I walked there and spoke with the service advisor and I can bring it in this week.
Then I was thinking: I live in NYC and everyone is urging everyone to stay home because of Coronavirus and avoid crowded places. All my friends are working from home and a lot of people are staying at home. Lots of places around the city are mostly empty.
I feel a bit bad for the service advisors and mechanics at the dealership who seem forced to go to work. At the dealership, I didn't see any signs of it being less busy than usual. I don't want to create work for someone when its better for everyone to stay home.
So should I take it in this week? Or wait until this Coronavirus thing in NYC dies down a bit. My car isn't a daily driver and I use it on the weekends for fun.
I have a GMEPP warranty on my car so I was going to take a trip to the dealer a few blocks away from me. I walked there and spoke with the service advisor and I can bring it in this week.
Then I was thinking: I live in NYC and everyone is urging everyone to stay home because of Coronavirus and avoid crowded places. All my friends are working from home and a lot of people are staying at home. Lots of places around the city are mostly empty.
I feel a bit bad for the service advisors and mechanics at the dealership who seem forced to go to work. At the dealership, I didn't see any signs of it being less busy than usual. I don't want to create work for someone when its better for everyone to stay home.
So should I take it in this week? Or wait until this Coronavirus thing in NYC dies down a bit. My car isn't a daily driver and I use it on the weekends for fun.