Goodyear tires anti-gun

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Jim Diver

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This found outside goodyear tires....

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Why on Earth would they put up such a sign in the first place? Is this dealership in Detroit?...DC?...Oakland?...Miami?
 
The only tire company that makes the required tire size for my vehicle is Good Year....
 
Jim,
It always amazes me when businesses post signs like that. Do they have pencils, pens, CD, rolls of coins, customers with keys.

I have the same problems of here in Ohio. I wish the laws were more like PA, NH, Alaska, or Vermont.
 
Have you called or written to see if this is corporate policy before you posted this? It could be just one misguided dealer.
 
Seriously -- I'd like to find out if this is corporate policy or just this particular vendor's p.o.v. :confused: I'm buying tires for my car this weekend...
 
Nice lookin' sign ... which will, no doubt, halt any armed criminal with intentions of robbing that tire store in his tracks ...
Is it enforceable on legally-carrying citizens under CA code?
 
Never thought of that.

Why not just put up another sign beneath that one saying, "As you can see, we're totally defenseless, Mr. Rapsheet-as-long-as-my arm, so -- Stick us up...please!!"
 
The individual stores are usually franchises and unless corporate policy dictated to them to post no firearms permitted signs you've lumped the whole corporation and hundreds of dealers together with what may be a single franchise owner.

Anyone gonna ask Goodyear are ya'll just gonna cast stones?

Update: Called the local Goodyear company owned store and the manager hasn't heard anything about a policy change directing them to post the premises. He said he'd call corporate HR and ask since he doesn't think the company would want to alienate law abiding citizens buying their products. :banghead:
 
Anyone gonna ask Goodyear are ya'll just gonna cast stones?

Update: Called the local Goodyear company owned store and the manager hasn't heard anything about a policy change directing them to post the premises. He said he'd call corporate HR and ask since he doesn't think the company would want to alienate law abiding citizens buying their products.

Good job hso! It is a drag to see folks get their panties in a bunch without ever actually checking the facts.
I am all for boycotts and letter campaigns, AFTER we know the truth. For all we know this is just a couple idiot owners and not "Goodyear" at all.
Standing by for your next update.
 
Sign was posted at:

Address: 3146 Stevens Creek Blvd, San Jose, CA 95117
Phone: (408) 296-7435

Looks like a corp poster to me... using the corp colors.

As far as being enforcable in PRK, I doubt it..... Never heard of anything like it in PRK.
 
I've never seen a sign like that in California, there are so few CCW permits issued anyway. Probably some kind of corporate legalspeak reason. Wonder if other Goodyear stores have the same sign?
 
I guess they'll have to fire all of their mechanics then....

"No weapons permitted"

So no use of a hammer, lug wrench, razor knife, screwdriver...... :scrutiny:
 
Every one of the employees at my local Goodyear is a gun owner. The main guy that I deal with owns a small armory. There's more fun magazines in the waiting room than any other type.
 
That sign doesn't apply to me...

See...it's a revolver; I carry a pistol. Besides, I've never carried a weapon; I carry a "precision defensive instrument".

In all seriousness, the law in Michigan doesn't say I can conceal only where the owner doesn't care. The most a person can do is, if they discover you are concealing, is to request that you leave.

I'd like to see that one fought in court. I think they would lose, and if an officer made the error of arresting one, I think eventually they would lose a suit. Signs like these, besides making me sick, make me think about completing a law degree.

Doc2005
 
The one in Concord, NH has that sign, too. (A sign like that in NH? Wow.)

Not that it will effect them at all, but I haven't been back since (and I have 3 cars). Why bother? I just don't feel safe there.

I did ask the manager about it. It is a corp. thing. I asked him how he felt about having his "criminal safety zone". Made him think a bit. Too bad, too. Nice guy.
 
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