Brad S. Tabakin | Tabakin Wolfe
PHILADELPHIA – A Philadelphia couple claim a local tire supplier and auto repair shop improperly conducted an oil change, leading to their vehicle later sustaining complete engine failure.
Virginia Rooney and Thomas Bramante of Philadelphia filed suit in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania on Jan. 21 versus Mavis Tire Supply, LLC of Philadelphia and Mavis Tire NY, LLC, of Millwood, N.Y.
During the events in question, the plaintiffs owned a 2018 Ford Escape which, prior to Aug. 23, 2020, was in good working order and covered under the manufacturer’s warranty.
“On Aug. 23, 2020, plaintiffs took said Ford to defendants for a routine oil change, something defendants perform on a routine, daily basis and represent and advertise to the general public that defendants are capable of doing in a good and workmanlike manner. On said date, defendants did, in fact, perform an oil change on said Ford
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