Do not buy VWR products from APR

[Fleron2301]

I bought this subframe mount before I read about VWR's statement on this recent Cyber Monday APR VWR sale.

Thankfully I did not buy the VWR Coilovers that I was thinking about buying.

See for yourself:

 

[v.b]

wow they weren't kidding. can you get a refund?

 

[Jaber]

 

[jay745]

so this is what apr meant when they said "sold as is" huh? wow. sorry dude that blows.

 

[Renner]

Get refund or do charge back on credit card and never do business with them again. Even if it's just surface rust I would never accept that part

 

[sijray21]

Dude, there's the RSC technology! Glad someone found it.

 

[Jaber]

So real question... besides the appearance. Any real impact?

 

[GoodTimesIndeed]

So real question... besides the appearance. Any real impact?

I wonder about this too. Maybe a little oil and an abrasive pad would clean them up a bit? I was eyeing up the VWR springs, glad I chickened out on them. Hope you're able to make these work.

 

[rupertpupkin]

sleezy company.

 

[thedude4bides]

Step 1: "ENSURE ALL PARTS ARE CLEAN" :lol:

 

[nvturbo]

Dude, there's the RSC technology! Glad someone found it.

RSC technology = REAL SHITTY CRAP ???

 

[Calkulin]

RSC technology = RUSTED SHITTY CRAP ???

Fixed that for you....

But I would definitely hate to see the condition of the rest of the inventory if that looked like that :yikes: I lost what little respect I had left for them now

 

[Motodude310]

APR's PR is not doing so hot right now.

 

[crew219]

So.... I guess I was right. VWR wasn't lying about the condition of these products when they saw them in person and refused to buy them back.

That mount looks like it has been installed and removed from a vehicle.

Dave

 

[Zillon]

And this thread should come as no surprise to anyone.

They were explicitly sold as being as-is with no implied warranty.

Caveat emptor, Brutus.