You'd likely have to sue the city, county, town or state. Problem is they have sovereign immunity so your damages could be limited. they'll also...

File claim thru your own insurance carrier and maybe they'll sue the company's. That make your own claim vs them or sue in small claims. Unless you...

Maybe they'll give you a refund. Not worth suing over a Big Mac, sorry.

Go thru your insurance co or the at fault carrier. If not, get it towed. They will aunction off your car and sue you if its not.

Unless you gave him a warranty you should be fine. He can still sue you in small claims court though which could cost him more than the tires.

They will provide a lawyer. You can however also hire one if you wish.

Unless a warranty was given you are likely out of luck. One would have to prove civil fraud and no lawyer is taking that without a retainer. You...

Better worry about staying out of jail. Get a license and insurance first or don't drive. You cost everyone else money.

Sorry to hear that. Please note that unless you got sick and received medical attention there really is no case. As such, your best bet is to ask...

You are still at least partially at fault. Notify your insurance carrier and hire a traffic/criminal defense attorney if a ticket was issued.