Not sure about your area but it's common knowledge to stay clear of Canadian Tires for any mechanical jobs in the Quebec area. I went there for a tire change and all hell broke loose.
US Sienna and DRL with Canadian Tire?
Hi all,
I just purchased a 2011 Sienna from the US. I understand that I will need to get the DRL aspect up to Canadian standards. As I have seen various threads on here that indicate that Canadian Tire could / couldn't not help, I was wondering if I could get some feedback from someone that has already done this. For those that have had the US to Canadian conversion done through Canadian Tire, how much does it cost, and did you have to try a couple different Canadian Tires?
For the record, I did call my local Canadian Tire, and they weren't much help at all.
Thanks for any feedback!
I just purchased a 2011 Sienna from the US. I understand that I will need to get the DRL aspect up to Canadian standards. As I have seen various threads on here that indicate that Canadian Tire could / couldn't not help, I was wondering if I could get some feedback from someone that has already done this. For those that have had the US to Canadian conversion done through Canadian Tire, how much does it cost, and did you have to try a couple different Canadian Tires?
For the record, I did call my local Canadian Tire, and they weren't much help at all.
Thanks for any feedback!
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