its partly valet's fault that my wheels are hard to sell now...

 

i disagree with the sucking it up part. no way should you ever lay down and get f'd right in the **** like that. it's the valet's is responsible for the damages he's done onto the wheels. if the valet doesn't own up, he's just being an arsehole. yes, go make a complaint to the manager or whoevers in charge, and tell them about their irresponsible valet. if they give you (OP) the cold shoulder, send that letter.

 

as far as legal action, i kinda screwed myself. My lexus is my baby and just like my gf if anyone messes with her i get really expressive. I already had a deathly screaming match with the manager. The dude had short mans syndrome. Not like i helped matters, i just get protective and i believe that integrity is everything. So o well.... I was thinking about getting some Works rims anyhow. They are better then the ones i have now. Well i learned my lesson the hard way. thanks for the words of wisdom.

Lazar

 

That's a actually a great idea. I wonder though if it's usually the same guy who pics up the car when you leave four hours later.
Also, sometimes when I'm late to an engagement or club, circling around for a spot can take up way too much time. While I prefer to park my own car, sometimes you're in a bind and have little choice. This is especially true in Hollywood.

 

sorry about that man, but thats why i choose my own parking spot. goodluck with finding your works bud

 

that doesn't change anything. they are still liable for any damages done to your car. whoever hired the valet company (hotel, restaurant, etc.) will put pressure on the valet company if they received a complaint like that (if they care about customer service). talk to a manager at whatever establishment you were at. if that doesn't work, THEN get someone to send a letter out.

the letter is usually enough to scare them. but if it doesn't, go to small claims court. pretty easy to do.