How do I affirm my warranty?

[Motorhead350]

I bought two rear tires with a 60K warranty from Pepboys. I brought over my wheels, NOT the car. I had them installed and asked if the warranty was still valad eventhough they didn't put the tires on. They said yes. I asked if they needed the car over to read the miles and they said when the tires are waring out to bring them back. Reading the miles wasn't necessary.

I thinking complete BS. The problem is they know the car, they know how I drive it. They know it won't last 60,000. I'm going to go back there and insists I have something affirming the warranty.

The problem is how do I prove they have been on the car 1,000 miles?

When I ware them out I'm going to another Pepboys that doesn't know the car.

[LeoVampire]

I can tell you now that if they did not get your milage on the car at the time of purchase and install you will have a hard time getting them replaced.

We always warned a customer about that when they wanted to buy a tire then let them make their own choice.

The paper work stated NO WARENTEE when they took the mounted and ballanced wheels.

I don't know about Pepboy's but I would figure they do the same thing just might not be in writing so they can make more sale's instead of being honest.

[Black_Out]

At all the shops I've worked at, the warranty is valid even if they just bring the rim in. But they WILL give you a hard time, should you ever need to cash in on it.

[Paul T. Casey]

If you're burning your tires off, why would you even try to cheat them on the warranty?

[Rocknthehawk]

If you're burning your tires off, why would you even try to cheat them on the warranty?

exactly....