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Order new car tires and fitting with Muse

Chris runs a property management company in the US and needed new tires. He sent Muse a photo of the tire size.

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Chris runs a property management company in the US and needed new tires. He sent Muse a photo of the tire size. Muse found the cheapest tires that fit and emailed two shops about fitting. It ordered with his card, shipped the tires straight to the shop, booked the fitting and added it to his calendar. He saved 223 dollars on the cheapest local quote, but does not say whether he approved the purchase first.

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Find [number] tires in the size shown in [photo of the tire] that fit [car] and [season]. Compare prices with shipping, and ask [number] shops in [place] what fitting costs. Suggest a free slot in my calendar. Do not order, pay or book anything until I say yes. Show me the total price before anything is sent or bought. You are done when the tires are ordered and the appointment is in my calendar.

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Done when. The tires are ordered and the appointment is in my calendar.

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