Recent content by tiger862

I have a depth gauge that I use during oil changes. I do as you said and if I didn’t, the tires would not have made it as far as they did. Tire stores probably don’t like it when you have them correct tire issues especially after they did the work. I don’t expect to get high tread life as I...

That’s what I’m hoping for.

Got the Firestone tires installed on Friday. Right away they vibrated, however I didn’t have time to go back. They stated no warranty when I was leaving so I knew this upfront. Called this morning and they had me bring it back to them. Tech was trying to blame Firestone tires and stated that...

Greenmax (manufactured by Linglong Tire) warranties cover defects in workmanship and materials for 5 years from the DOT manufacturing date or until the tread wears down to 2/32". Many lines include a limited mileage warranty spanning 40,000 to 55,000 miles Look where it states covered defects...

Warranty only honors warranty claims for a defect. Rapid wear is not covered according to multiple warranty documents from multiple manufacturers. Only got 20k out of a set of tires with 55k warranty. Multiple shops stating not covered under warranty. Went to a different shop and asked about the...

I keep a detailed log on my Frontier. It is a work truck so I need deductions tracked. 28000 miles tracked over the time I had it, IE May of 25, I have averaged 19.1 mpg. Every repair gets logged. I have used Fuelly over last 3 vehicles. My go to app.

Not running LT tires. P metric for truck. Was under the impression that they would honor the tread wear warranty, however as I found out I am SOL.

I bought the truck in May of last year so I don't know the history, however they had AT tires on it when I got it and they were cupped and noisy so I replaced them. Still have them, however a nail in sidewall ruined one tire. All the others are still at 5/32nd. The tires on it now are at 2/32 as...

They don't know that I know of. I clean out vehicle each time however rapid tire wear is not warranty. They also claimed that passenger tires on LT vehicle will void warranty. BS is what I feel.

I checked so many last night on manufactures website and all of them said same thing. It looks like the product of running a business I.E DoorDash and Uber Eats. Rapid Wear is not warranted.

I just ordered Firestone Destination LE3. Guess what “No tread wear warranty”. Firestone website states rapid wear is not covered. All I can do is get a quality brand and see how it performs.

I deliver food. Between 100 and 150 miles a day. Truck bed is empty for the most part, however the most I had so far is 1000 lbs. Lots of in town driving with hwy mixed in.

As title states, it tire buying again. 2020 Frontier I purchased tires from Mavis last Sept called GreenMax 55k miles tires that are Mavis Tires. Come to find out no warranty if on LT. I now have 20k on them. Let me clarify, I tried to get warranty and got the run around so I looked up warranty...

Very simple solution. All vehicles should have a 10 year or 100 thousand mile warranty for anything on the vehicle. Since fluids are lifetime now, all that needs to be done is oil changes, tires and brakes.

For all the Nissan Frontiers and Titan owners out there Valvoline has come up with an alternative to expensive Nissan. Valvoline Restore and Protect for Transmissions. Matic P is listed...