Ferrari warranty inspection- what’s involved
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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?
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?
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.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?
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.
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