Customer States (Best of May & June 2022) | Just Rolled In 

This is a recap of the best photos and clips of May and June 2022! Back on Monday with a new episode.

6:42 What sort of idiot puts clear tape over their tire like that? It's a Tesla wheel, they needed to use electrical tape.

Anyone who discharges a weapon while “cleaning” it should not have a weapon in the first place.

The tail gate falling open when shutting the door made me outright giggle.

I am certainly not the most mechanically inclined person, but this channel makes me feel like a damn genius in comparison!!

Those air filters with the plastic still on them are why we have warnings on all plastic bags about the suffocation hazard

"The customer ended up cutting out a piece of the frame." and "The customer drilled a hole in their brake booster." are two sentences that I understood right the first, but still replayed two more times being like "wutttt?". I like the Ferrari giving that 70s farmers pick up truck interior experience.

9:13 That turtle will have one hell of a story to tell his friends.

The moment you realize you really never know if the guy infront of you ran a wire through their brake booster or notched their frame to run powersteering lines.

If someone told me even half of these things actually happened, I wouldn't believe it. The videos are astonishing. And it appears these things are common, every day. Wow!

Yeah,I'd say that brake rotor was "shot" 😅😂😂😂

The Atv air filter fix with that little tap-a-rue is hilarious 😂.

The little pat pat the mechanic gave the air filter, at the ATV was really funny. xD 5:35

Dr. House: "Why do people lie to me?" Auto Mechanic: "What? You think you have a monopoly on that problem?"

The car with no gas in it, still makes me laugh. 😂

2:20 Not what I expected by “his brakes are shot” 😂😂

I do my own car maintenance (minor stuff like oil changes, brakes, rotors, air filters, stereo installation, etc.. easy peasy stuff) and these compilations make me feel so much better about myself because it makes me realize some are incapable of performing even those menial tasks, or they just dont care to.

Every vehicle owner should be required to watch this channel 👍

My favourite has to be the guy who drilled a hole through his vacuum brake booster to run a cable. I wonder what he would have done if the engine block was in the way?

8:00 TBF that fuel gauge could be a bit more obvious about being empty :D

It always astonishes me that people will go to a shop before even looking at their car. They hear one noise and drive straight to shop without grabbing a second hand to help them listen from outside the car or atleast just looking around to see that they have a 3 foot long log stuck in the control arm of your truck 😂

I worked at a small engine repair shop for ten years. Seen customers "improve" things. Usually these improvements occurred when a brother in law and alcohol were involved.

I worked in the automotive field for well over 30 years. I started as a mechanic, then a dealership service advisor, then a technical writer, and finally an insurance adjuster. Until I subscribed and started watching your videos, I thought I had seen everything. I was wrong! Some of the things I saw in the field: • A guy brought his car into the dealership for an oil leak and rough running. We opened the hood and found one of his connecting rods sticking through the side of the block. Yes, the engine was running. • A woman brought her car in for "poor handling." We found that the Pittman arm was turned around facing backwards. she said she didn't remember hitting anything. • Customer brought in a vehicle for new tires. Put it on the lift and as soon as the tires left the ground, the right front wheel fell off, taking the half-shaft with it. • Woman brought in a car for a new battery. We replaced her battery, she backed out of the stall, and immediately pulled back in complaining that there was something wrong. She had a broken engine mount and claimed that we broke it. While replacing the battery. Store manager bought her a new engine mount and I got paid to replace it. • Guy said he had to push the brake pedal too far to get the car to stop. We found that his front rotors were completely worn away. His brake pad backing plate was pressing on the cooling fins inside the rotor. There was NO friction surface left at all. These are just a few that come immediately to mind. But they are all from the days before we all carried video cameras in our pockets. You and your contributors keep up the good work. You're a source of endless amusement for an old hand like me.

5:06 we did it boys, we found whistlin diesels Ferrari 🤣

9:16 the green shell failed

Out of them, I loved the brake job on the boat trailer with 50 lbs of red grease on everything including the rotors. Nice.

That K&N filter worked so well it even filtered out the air!

2:14 A rare moment when the customer is quite literally truthful 🤣

The thing I think of most when watching these videos is that these people are out on the road with the rest of us. Makes you feel safe out there doesn't it??

1:45 customer declined all repairs, and is now short one "friend"

I had a roommate wrap his leaking tire in duct tape. The WHOLE tire...duct taped. He said he didn't feel like putting the spare on. It's hilarious to picture this +6 ft., 250 lbs. man-child sitting on a crate next to his jacked up Grand Am, spinning that wheel to wrap it. Wearing flip flops, no doubt. No, it didn't work and it never left the driveway like that because I put his spare on. It's a bit un-nerving to know that vehicles like these are on the highways. Even more so knowing these idiots are operating them. Stay safe out there, everyone. Thanks for the video!

I worked as a mechanic for 35 years and thought I had seen it all. Not even close. Love this channel!

8:10 WOW I mean all of these are insane but this one. WOW 😀

" One of the technicians removed the chicken and took it home "... and cooked it! :D

“Is that a bullet hole?” “Why yes it is”

7:00 That looks like an animal attack, maybe a bear or an animal with sharp claws.

I am absolutely baffled how someone can ignore the dashboard to a point that they bring their car to repair before they even check that they simply have no fuel

I’ve been slowly teaching myself about cars for years now through friends that are mechanics. And I see these videos and think to myself “thank god I’m not this stupid”

9:07 Mario Kart IRL

The flashlights being used as fog lights made me chuckle

Gotta say I’m pretty impressed with the flashlight fog lights

i've made a few mechanical mistakes in my time but I feel like a genius when I see these

Wrenched for years and everytime i think about opening a shop I watch these videos and instantly go back to the construction trades.😂🤘

2:53 Ayyyyy, my chicken picture made it into the highlight video, too! Thanks for showing it again! 😁

Accidentally blowing up the trash can has got to be the best bit. 😂😂😂

7:45 - "I know what's wrong with it! It ain't go no gas in it!"

Man, it's just criminal, seeing the condition of that Ferarri. I'm no sports car buff, but even I know to respect those cars.

Great videos. I made some stupid mistakes trying to do maintenance myself. Lessons learned in life.

The cat dad clip warmed my heart 💜

2:58, the chicken: I am so scared...

That woman in the phone call had me laughing and rolling on the ground!

Just found this channel and I'm in fits of laughter! Thank you 😁

The dude with the rear wiper at 4:02. Another reminder folks, there is no solution for stupid.

I feel for that guy with the nasty project car engine, what a nightmare that would be to clean

3:46 bruh i thought it was a tree!!!!!! LMAO

2:27 He was trying not to commit a felony of assembling a gun by not disassembling it in the first place.

9:07 How did the turtle end up with enough velocity to end up in this situation ? LOL !

11:16 that might actually be ok. I've seen several smaller, light duty machines that use grease as lubricant for power take offs and drivetrain boxes. When warm it will flow better than in that clip and it looks pretty clean. Its common practice to pump grease into tiller chain boxes when the lower seals give out and the oil is gone.....never had one fail yet with grease in it!

I worked at a midas when I was in high school. The things that people decline to have fixed isn't just astonishing it should be illegal but the guy who cut his frame for the brake line is certifiable

3:44 the forbidden flake

Clicking on the video thinking, 12 minutes? I don't know. Then it's over in a blink. These videos are fascinating.

2:19 "Hey Jimmy! That's not what they mean by 'shooting brake'!"

The little pat at 5:56. Priceless.

I love the little pat on the ATV filter 🤣🤣

So much gold in just 1 video! Excellent!

Watching these videos are both educating and terrifying. Educating on what never to do and terrifying that someone actually had it happen/did it/etc.

How the flying hell do people overfill their engine by not a quart but by something like 25 quarts... did nothing feel off when comparing the amount coming out to the amount going in?

1:00 talk about a shot engine

“Hey man, how do you open the tailgate” “Just shut the drivers door”

10:53 That was a bright idea.

I’m gonna go on a limb and assume the condition of the Ferrari had something to do with cocaine….

3:30 That is not a common BMW problem, thats a bad car owner problem; IMO

“His brakes were shot” that got a chuckle out of me

I yanked the cable plug last year and I'm glad I did JRI . Internet videos like yours are far more entertaining and at more than half the cost of cable TV.

Thats crazy that he went through the huge job of doing duramax heads just to put RTV. Also as far as the flamable trash bin, I feel that many shops don't take oily rag storage seriously. If there was to be an inspector that day, they would have a massive fine for putting oily rags in an open plastic bin. They even have to potential to spontaneously combust.

Lol @ the end. "KOBE!"

I have never laughed so hard these video's are classics lol

Some of these clips wouldn't be out of place in the movie Idiocracy.

That K & N filter reminded me of the time my ex sister-in-law cooked a frozen pizza while still in the plastic wrap because the instructions didn't say to take it off. She was quite the tool. My brother is lucky she is gone.

7:30 bro's got 1/camber stancing 💀

@Just Rolled In - OMG , installing an air filter @ 6:02 without taking it out of the foil , this is a clear DOTY ( = "DAU Of The Year" , see: Dau-Alarm DE .... a DAU ("DümmterAnzunehmenderUser") is the German version of a "PEBKAC" )

Excellent recap dude, they're all as good the 2nd time round!! Coolant topped up with engine oil.. Did no one tell them that's not an oil cooler 🤣🤣 that drilled brake booster never gets old!! enjoy your time away bud 👍

Some of these things just make me question everything. I try my best to take care of my Camry. 8:22 I couldn't believe that

Funny story about how my 302 became a 347, It all started with a simple timing chain replacement...

5:28- when you try to flex by buying a Ferrari, but you can't afford the maintenance because you're stuck making payments on it. Flex gone bad

Thank you for letting us know the cat was ok and found a home and that they took the turtle to a shelter❤

These are incredible 😂😂😂

@2:42. the 2.4L overfilled by 30 quarts. That's nuts.

8:48 y'all hear that laugh?!!😂😂😂😂😂😂

That last clip was hilarious lol.

Classic. You went from roaches to gravy. Awesome editing. 😀

Loved that chicken he just wanted to go to work with his owner 😂.

Do shops charge people for the "you're an idiot" fixes like air filters installed wrong or no gas in tank?

That loving pat. So nice.

These take me back to my days of workin in a shop. Should have taken video of some of what I saw 😆

Videos like this should be integral viewing in the driving test.

Still good, even second time around.

I love guy that was with the red truck in the parking lot. “It’s about to do it” like that boy was spot fuckin on with it too 😂

8:44 Must have been an expensive one if she called to ask for it back

The level of abject idiocy of some people when it comes to being mechanically sympathetic is simply astonishing. Thanks for yet another cringe-inducing episode!😂 ✌️❤️🙂🇨🇦