Customer Alleges Discrimination and Vehicle Damage During U-Haul Hitch Installation
A customer reports being denied service twice by U-Haul managers for a trailer hitch installation, with the vehicle damaged during two separate attempts and no response to a formal complaint. The incident highlights gaps in accountability and dispute resolution when a service provider damages property and delays redress.
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