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<blockquote data-quote="662" data-source="post: 16244708" data-attributes="member: 161934"><p>Interesting dilemma... If it was a tire, then it's covered by the tire manufacture, but if it's leaking at the stem or rim (most likely the stem needs replaced) then it is a Ford problem. It is sad Ford is blemishing your experience, the issue should be escalated to regional and the complaint should be that Ford should not sell a car they don't have service procedures for regarding every aspect, especially the tire replacement. It's hard for me to imagine a dealer can be SVT certified and refuse to service the tires/wheels of the car.</p><p></p><p>Also, I simply used discount tire to replace my Michelins and I even installed a larger size tire, and they did not even flinch as I informed them they were CF wheels with replacement cost 6k/ea. They said they are insured and bonded and responsible for not damaging the whole car, let alone wheels and regularly work on much more expensive exotics. They said they would make sure an experienced tech gets assigned to my job and it's no big deal. Process went smoothly.</p><p></p><p>Certainly the right of a random shop to not want the responsibility after being informed they are more expensive than most, but it's ridiculous that people act like it's rocket science, especially Ford dealers. I believe if you get to regional they will correct the selling dealer's mistake and it will be resolved easily. If it's not, since your not the first with this issue, then you should be generating a warranty repair paper trail at these dealers where you have it in writing they refuse to service the valve stem and contact these lawyers and look into a class action suit about servicing the wheels on our cars:</p><p></p><p><a href="https://www.hbsslaw.com/cases/ford-shelby-gt-mustang-overheating/pressrelease/ford-shelby-gt350-mustang-overheating-shelby-gt350-mustang-owners-file-new-class-action-lawsuit-against-ford-for-fraud-and-breach-of-warranty-claims-relating-to-limp-mode-defect" target="_blank">Shelby GT350 Mustang Owners File New Class-Action Lawsuit Against Ford for Fraud and Breach of Warranty Claims Relating to Limp Mode Defect | Hagens Berman | National Class Action Litigation Firm based in Seattle, WA</a></p><p></p><p></p><p>Pretty simple.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="662, post: 16244708, member: 161934"] Interesting dilemma... If it was a tire, then it's covered by the tire manufacture, but if it's leaking at the stem or rim (most likely the stem needs replaced) then it is a Ford problem. It is sad Ford is blemishing your experience, the issue should be escalated to regional and the complaint should be that Ford should not sell a car they don't have service procedures for regarding every aspect, especially the tire replacement. It's hard for me to imagine a dealer can be SVT certified and refuse to service the tires/wheels of the car. Also, I simply used discount tire to replace my Michelins and I even installed a larger size tire, and they did not even flinch as I informed them they were CF wheels with replacement cost 6k/ea. They said they are insured and bonded and responsible for not damaging the whole car, let alone wheels and regularly work on much more expensive exotics. They said they would make sure an experienced tech gets assigned to my job and it's no big deal. Process went smoothly. Certainly the right of a random shop to not want the responsibility after being informed they are more expensive than most, but it's ridiculous that people act like it's rocket science, especially Ford dealers. I believe if you get to regional they will correct the selling dealer's mistake and it will be resolved easily. If it's not, since your not the first with this issue, then you should be generating a warranty repair paper trail at these dealers where you have it in writing they refuse to service the valve stem and contact these lawyers and look into a class action suit about servicing the wheels on our cars: [URL='https://www.hbsslaw.com/cases/ford-shelby-gt-mustang-overheating/pressrelease/ford-shelby-gt350-mustang-overheating-shelby-gt350-mustang-owners-file-new-class-action-lawsuit-against-ford-for-fraud-and-breach-of-warranty-claims-relating-to-limp-mode-defect']Shelby GT350 Mustang Owners File New Class-Action Lawsuit Against Ford for Fraud and Breach of Warranty Claims Relating to Limp Mode Defect | Hagens Berman | National Class Action Litigation Firm based in Seattle, WA[/URL] Pretty simple. [/QUOTE]
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