Brake Warranty Question?
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Brake Warranty Question?
My '03 sedan has 37k miles on it and the brake pads/front rotors are shot. I know there are several tech bulletins out regarding the brakes, but the question I have is, do they fall under the normal 60k warranty? I bought the car with 29k miles on it and I believe this is the second set of pads that have been trashed.
I guess I'd like to know what options I have prior to heading to the dealership.
I guess I'd like to know what options I have prior to heading to the dealership.
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I don't think Brakes are covered in the warranty.
Remember your salesman said "wear and tear parts are not covered..."
From what I understand, brakes, tires, fluids fillup are not covered. No harm in checking with the dealer though.
Plus the basic warranty with this car is 48 mo/60,000 miles.
Power train is 72 mo/70,000 miles.
Good luck.
Remember your salesman said "wear and tear parts are not covered..."
From what I understand, brakes, tires, fluids fillup are not covered. No harm in checking with the dealer though.
Plus the basic warranty with this car is 48 mo/60,000 miles.
Power train is 72 mo/70,000 miles.
Good luck.
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Originally Posted by bajracharya
I don't think Brakes are covered in the warranty.
Remember your salesman said "wear and tear parts are not covered..."
From what I understand, brakes, tires, fluids fillup are not covered. No harm in checking with the dealer though.
Plus the basic warranty with this car is 48 mo/60,000 miles.
Power train is 72 mo/70,000 miles.
Good luck.
Remember your salesman said "wear and tear parts are not covered..."
From what I understand, brakes, tires, fluids fillup are not covered. No harm in checking with the dealer though.
Plus the basic warranty with this car is 48 mo/60,000 miles.
Power train is 72 mo/70,000 miles.
Good luck.
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Originally Posted by bajracharya
I don't think Brakes are covered in the warranty.
Remember your salesman said "wear and tear parts are not covered..."
From what I understand, brakes, tires, fluids fillup are not covered. No harm in checking with the dealer though.
Plus the basic warranty with this car is 48 mo/60,000 miles.
Power train is 72 mo/70,000 miles.
Good luck.
Remember your salesman said "wear and tear parts are not covered..."
From what I understand, brakes, tires, fluids fillup are not covered. No harm in checking with the dealer though.
Plus the basic warranty with this car is 48 mo/60,000 miles.
Power train is 72 mo/70,000 miles.
Good luck.
I am assuming you have an 03 Sedan by the looks of your sig. Like Tom already stated, you have a 3 year/36k mile warranty on your pads and rotors. This is because of the wear issues that the 03 and 04 models have. From my understanding, this warranty no longer exists on the 05 models.
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Well if the rotors are within spec they will not replace it. They replaced both my brakes because they were almost gone. Front rotors still had 2mm left before they are below spec so they did not change them.
Just Keep an eye on the brakes and go back before the 36k miles are over maybe you will get the rotors for free too. At least that what I plan to do.
Just Keep an eye on the brakes and go back before the 36k miles are over maybe you will get the rotors for free too. At least that what I plan to do.
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Ya but my 3 years is up in December & I will probaly only put on another 4,000 miles by then so the pads will be fine, so they will go down the road outside of warranty & probably then need replacement instead of turning, that is why I was hoping they would replace them, so I could just turn them when I replace the pads. Thanks again
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