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I have 300 miles on brand new ford maverick, one of the pirelli tires that came with vehicle
has a screw in it, will it be covered under warranty
has a screw in it, will it be covered under warranty
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No. Damage is not covered by warranty.I have 300 miles on brand new ford maverick, one of the pirelli tires that came with vehicle
has a screw in it, will it be covered under warranty
I do not think there is any warranty provided by car makers on tires; at least there was none on my 21 Mazda; check with the dealer.I have 300 miles on brand new ford maverick, one of the pirelli tires that came with vehicle
has a screw in it, will it be covered under warranty
ONLY if you had the foresight to drive to Discount Tire and purchase their "warranty Certificates" in the first 30 days or so of getting your truck. If your tire is repairable they will fix it free with or without the certificatesI have 300 miles on brand new ford maverick, one of the pirelli tires that came with vehicle
has a screw in it, will it be covered under warranty
The Ford dealer that I worked at patched tires. I watched them remove the tire from the rim and install one of those plug/patch combos on my tire. Worked great.That is not a warranty claim. They might patch it for free as goodwill to you (but then again I doubt Ford patches tires at all).
Have you ever used the road hazard warranty? Most recent set of tires I got from Tire Rack we had two flats and had them plugged. Both times I submitted reimbursements and never received checks.FYI. One reason I always buy my replacement tires through Tire Rack is because they offer a great tire protection warranty (road hazard).
Thank you for the opportunity to earn your business!I got a screw in my tire at around 6000 miles and took it to discount tire. They repaired the tire and put away my spare and didn’t charge anything. Good service.