I recently bought a used SUV from Drivers Select in Dallas Texas and when I was trying to negotiate a deal with them, I was told that the reason the vehicle was over priced by $3000 was because they had just put new tires and new brakes on the vehicle and they had to make up their investment on the car through me the buyer. I was also told that they got the value of the car I was buying through NADA and that they did not use the Kelly Blue Book here in Texas because it was strictly a West Coast book and they do not use it. After a week of driving my SUV, I happened into a new reputable tire store just to find out what the tires on my SUV would cost in case I had to replace them. I was told the price and while checking my tires the sales person told me that my tires were only good for another 10 - 12 thousand miles and were not new. I then checked at another tire store and was told the same thing. I went back to the dealership and told them what I had found out and asked them to either refund me the difference or put new tires on (brakes were probably never replaced either) they told me that they did not care what the two tire stores told me and that besides on used cars they sell as long as there was 90% tire ware left on them it was OK, pluse the spare tire that was on my vehicle did not match the ones on the vehicle already. I went around and around with the sales person that sold me the car and I told him that I wanted to talk to the Finance Manager who negotiated the deal with me and also told me the tires and brakes were new, but he refused to come out and talk to me. I still want to either get refunded the difference or get new tires for my vehicle, does anyone have any suggestions? Thank you.