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May 07, 2019
Good for price, but MUST follow directions!
This will serve my needs well.. but you MUST follow directions or its over on one second. I did follow them and with a little fiddling it got it molded pretty good. Needed a gel tray for a couple of teeth next to bridge work that is much whiter. Strips didn't seem practical (especially for the price). So I gel only half the tray before slipping it on. It took a couple of dips in the hot water for me because teeth are not perfectly straight. But I got it. Holds the gel pretty good. The 4 stars is ONLY because this is a bit of a process to get right. Otherwise, yes they work. BUT, one second to long in the hot water and they will curl up and stick together. So much better to make short dips and than re-try till you get your fit.
Feb 20, 2016
Save $BIG$ !!
So a little over three years ago my 01 Town Car began to continually drop in the rear triggering the air pump to trip on. I immediately went to Lincoln and was told the bags have begun to fail, "leak". Only resolution was to replace them before they left me on the side of the road. New bags OR switch over to standard springs. Well, for anyone that has ever driven a Lincoln, switching over is just not an option. It WONT feel the same. So I opted for new bags. Problem was, I received the standard Dealer answer... We don't know how much till we get in there, but your looking at about $1000 to $1200. My other mechanic.. you know, the place where you go for non Dealer items also took a look. He recommended non-original after market bags. I was skeptical at best figuring it still wouldn't feel the same. And if you drive a Lincoln, that's what you WANT it to feel like. I checked out ARNOTT site and after reading every word on the page, including links, I was convinced this was for me. I was right. These air bags are as soft & smooth "or more so" than the original equipment. And for $189.00 "then" was a bargain beyond belief. When they arrived with a lifetime warrantee, I paid someone with a lift another $100 to install them, though it is easy enough to do yourself if you can just securely lift your car a foot off the ground. There's not much to swapping them out. So in short, for under $300, and more than three years later, I am still in business! And I've put this car through the ringers with over 185 thousand miles. I STRONGLY recommend the ARNOTT replacement bags for rear air suspension vehicles!
Aug 26, 2016
Need a bin.. LOOK here first.
Apparently Frigidaire & Whirlpool have both been contracted over the years to build refrigerators for Sears as Sears does not build appliances. So having a Kenmore I immediately went to Sears Site and found my bin for my model. But I didn't think I needed a $25 bin plus $12 to ship it. Don't get me wrong, I like Sears, but almost $40 bucks to hold ice... really? The model number here is the EXACT same number Sears provided (I have a Frigidaire-Kenmore), and at less than half the cost! A perfect fit under the ice maker. Save big and buy this if you have a top freezer Kenmore with an ice maker and need a bin! Just look up your model number on Sears an get the part number for the bin and save BIG!