Curly wrote:
"Can you take the tire serial numbers to a dealer and see if they
have warranty? I'd take the DOT number date code too. If they were
not sold by a club and have warranty and are not too old, i'd
probably buy the michelins. New michelins are overpriced."
That's a very good idea. I will try that to see how old they are.
As far as the warranty, I have never been able to make a successful
warranty claim on tires. I have only tried to a couple of times.
Whenever I have had a car with worn out tires, I just replaced them.
The only time it ever worked was when I paid for a road hazard
warranty and actually hit some big ole nail on the highway, then
they paid for it. But, assuming you are talking about a mileage
warranty, I have never had luck with that.
the reason is to see if they areREAL michelins with warranty or CLUB
michelins that are crappy, and you should RUN AWAY!
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