Mako writes down the order, adding the locking fuel tank caps that were mentioned before.
 
Jerry comes in with a clip board and a rolled up length of measuring tape. Looking a the truck on the lift as he approaches them, he asks, "That's you truck? This should be easy. I'll measure it when it comes down.

"Come back in a couple of hours at mine garage. Your truck will be there with the trailer attached." Jerry tells her.
 
"So far the bill comes out too $275. $25 for each new tire.$100 for the fuel tanks and their installation. $35 for the wheel alignment, and $40 for the radiator replacement and checking and replace any other faulty parts." If nothing else is replaced, the price will be adjusted to a lower price." Mako tells Mako.

Note: One of the two radiator hoses Moro is weary of.  Your past post stated that she was concerned about one of the radiator hoses.
 

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RPG:
 
"If there is something wrong with the radiator, we will let you know. As you stated to alert you if there is something wrong and wait for your decision. You did state that the hose may be questionable. We'll check on that. As is from right here, I don't see a radiator leak" Mako explains. He adds, "We will check the wheel rims, wheel discs, ball joints, brake  and suspension parts connected to a wheel alignment. If they are fine, then the wheel alignment will be done. If something needs to be replaced, it will be replaced. I never let a customer drive out with a potentially dangerous vehicle. I will put a sticker on the windshield that work done to this vehicle was done by my garage, so I'm putting my word on the work done and the parts replaced. Most other garages will not do that as they do not want to get implicated in accident investigations."

"You can pay me after the work is done." Mako tells her.

"A place for you to wait while your vehicle is being worked on? No. Most people go into town and do other errands while their vehicles are being fixed." Mako explains.