The "funky noises" (earlier post) has been diagnosed by the dealer to be part of a service bulletin in which some suspension parts were not up to spec. On the front passenger side where the parts need to be replaced (and are on order), the outer tread of the right front tire is worn, I've got just over 20,000 on the clock and the dealer says that they will not cover the tire and that I should deal with Goodyear.
Should MBUSA cover the tab for the tire since it was the fault of the car and not the tire?
The "funky noises" (earlier post) has been diagnosed by the dealer to be part of a service bulletin in which some suspension parts were not up to spec. On the front passenger side where the parts need to be replaced (and are on order), the outer tread of the right front tire is worn, I've got just over 20,000 on the clock and the dealer says that they will not cover the tire and that I should deal with Goodyear.
Yes MBUSA Should Pick up the Tab...Its the car Not a defective tire..Dont let the Dealer try that.... You did not say if both tires were worn or only one side ..also did you have the car serviced ? The dealer should have rotated the tires/noticed the wear at the last service!Ask to speak to the DSM or call Mbusa!
What dealer are you Using?
Linear Mode
