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If you ever think of going to Feuvert in Portimão, think again. I was spoken to with such rudeness as I have seldom in my life experienced. Not to mention the utter incompetence which forces you to go back over and over again for a simple tire adjustment.
1) I recently changed 2 all weather tyres for my Renault Trafic with French number in Lisbon FV-Expo. Instead of the agreed Michelin tyres I had to pay even more for Toys tyres.
2) I asked a budget to change breaks. It was about 850 €. I refused as Renault did charge only €350.
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