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Curious what the procedure is? Can I go to a regular tire shop? Much closer to me, I have 2 tires with steel pieces in them? Hoping for new tires instead of patch, both close to sidewall.
I have had a couple of tires replaced under the hazard policy. As I recall, at least 1 was through a dealer. The first was too long ago to remember. It can be any dealer, not just where you bought. The last one was at a small more rural dealer, and treated me like I bought it there. Got me right in, had the tire in stock, and done in an hour or two.
Must be the dealer. I had to take it there once to get it assessed and approved. They didn't have the tire in stock so it was ordered and I went back a week or so later to get it replaced. Definitely a hassle if you aren't close to a dealer, but better than buying new tire(s). Mine was also in the tread but near the sidewall and they replaced it. Good luck!
I have no experience with the warranty but im searching the intwrnet for one for my truck but, I'd imagine if it's a Mopar warranty then you'd have to go to the dealer for the repairs.
just called. No problem with going to non dealer. Shop just have to call before work proceeds. Probably want photo or tread indication reading. My local dealer is 25 mile away local guy is 1/2 mile away been using for years to rotate and patch flats.
Is the RAM tire warranty something you need to agree to when dealing with finance?
I thought that there was a tire warranty with every new car, but my wife's Audi had a blow out at 6k miles and the dealer said I didn't purchase the tire warranty. I just assumed it was a separate warranty from the vehicle, but included fro 12mo/12k miles.
No standard warranty that I know of covers tires. The tire manufacturer gives you a warranty but that is against defects. Maybe a broken belt, but not road hazard. They pretty much always try to sell it to you at time of purchase.
I got the tire warranty separately from Ziegler like a lot of people on here do. You choose how long you want it for. Kinda pays for itself if you are lucky.
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