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If cheap is your goal, I wouldn't even look any where else
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Electronics is the most visible I think. They'll have a TV that looks to be nearly identical to one at another retailer like Best Buy, but somewhere in that 10 digit model number is a different digit signifying that it's built to Walmart specs. This is especially true for the things that they use for their Black Friday specials.
Just last week I was tinkering with my snowblower and I googled to find some replacement parts for it. Put in the model number and it came up as a model manufactured just for Walmart in 2006, even though many retailers sold that brand and similar specs.......
Discount tire can do 4 tires quick enough that they get it done in an hour lunch break from work.
Even with an appointment, Firestone will have you hanging out twiddling your thumbs for hours.
Walmart...would NEVER have them do ANYTHING on a vehicle.
The quality doesn't necessarily have to be worse, but generally it's produced at a lower cost in some way. Whether it's actually built at a different, lower cost plant or uses less, inferior equipment, it'd be hard to know.
I know that Lowe's used to get Dewalt tools built just slightly different for them, also. I bought a miter saw and stand from them and when I had issues with it I called Dewalt service to get warranty/replacement work done. I gave the guy on the phone the model and serial number and he said something to the effect of "Oh, that's one of the Lowe's saws."
But Walmart's demands can't be overstated. Manufacturers WILL alter production in order to be involved in their overwhelming distribution. With tires, I could imagine a manufacturer allocating a few days, or maybe a week, each month just for a certain retailer to produce at their specs. Wouldn't be surprising at all.
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