Would they give me trouble since I have wider after market wheels not oem spec?
I made appointment on Tuesday at Fields in Glencoe to get my bearing serviced, which is covered under pwr train warranty 6/70k (although, when I asked when making appointment over the phone, the guy was "I think the front bearings are covered under factory warranty, but i am not sure about rear bearings". I'm like wtf...)
I'm afraid they will turn me away and blame on stress being put on by my wider after market wheels.
BS.
Should I switch out the wheel to factory ones before I head over there?
I reall ywoudl rather not..so much hassle of putting back on my winter wheels..
anyone ever got their bearing serviced at dealer under warranty?
care to share?
thanks in advance!
I made appointment on Tuesday at Fields in Glencoe to get my bearing serviced, which is covered under pwr train warranty 6/70k (although, when I asked when making appointment over the phone, the guy was "I think the front bearings are covered under factory warranty, but i am not sure about rear bearings". I'm like wtf...)
I'm afraid they will turn me away and blame on stress being put on by my wider after market wheels.
BS.
Should I switch out the wheel to factory ones before I head over there?
I reall ywoudl rather not..so much hassle of putting back on my winter wheels..
anyone ever got their bearing serviced at dealer under warranty?
care to share?
thanks in advance!
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Just so they won't give you a rash why not put your OE wheels back on? I'd rather spend an hour of my time rather that get turned away and have to put out the $ for the bearings....common sense! Drive train warranty should cover both front and rear bearings....
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x2, put the OEM wheels back on. If they don't manage to hurt the curb, then they'll scratch up the lug nut holes from some stupid 16-year old using an impact gun.Originally Posted by gary c
Just so they won't give you a rash why not put your OE wheels back on? I'd rather spend an hour of my time rather that get turned away and have to put out the $ for the bearings....common sense! Drive train warranty should cover both front and rear bearings....
Gary
Front and rear are covered.
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^??? If it's too much work then don't switch wheels and take responsibility if they tell you to pay.