Ferrari warranty inspection- what’s involved

Ferrari warranty inspection- what’s involved

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ferrariboi

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40 posts

103 months

Saturday 13th January
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My Ferrari warranty (Power 15) is due for renewal and I have an hour long pre-renewal inspection booked.
I recall from Porsche warranty checks that everything from wipers to tyres needed to be Porsche approved.
I have some 6 year old winter tyres on the car which might be too old for the warranty inspection. Should I put my in 1 year old summers tyres back on for the checks, or am I overthinking this?

mirandamilly

79 posts

160 months

Sunday 14th January
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Porsche require N rated tyres to renew their warranty.

I don’t know what’s included in the Ferrari pre warranty check though

Eatpies99

159 posts

61 months

Sunday 14th January
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I think you're overthinking my friend. Extended my warranty twice. They even said it was fine to extend when they found a small coolant leak. I opted to have it fixed at the time but it wouldn't have stopped the warranty (ironically as it doesn't cover leaks)

ANOpax

921 posts

173 months

Monday 15th January
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ferrariboi said:
My Ferrari warranty (Power 15) is due for renewal and I have an hour long pre-renewal inspection booked.
I recall from Porsche warranty checks that everything from wipers to tyres needed to be Porsche approved.
I have some 6 year old winter tyres on the car which might be too old for the warranty inspection. Should I put my in 1 year old summers tyres back on for the checks, or am I overthinking this?
Six year old winters should be too old for you too. It's no myth that they become brittle. Change 'em.
Case in point, I bought a five year old porsche last year which came with winter tyres of the same age. My wife clipped a kerb at 30 mph and the sidewall ruptured. Luckily not far from home but the consequences further from home or at higher speeds would not have been good.