2005 F150 Brakes
unless they try to blame your bigger tires/lift, I'd say you would have a good chance of them replacing them since it's less than 1 yr/12k miles.
or now would just be a good time to replace the crappy OEM pads with something better like Porterfields.
or now would just be a good time to replace the crappy OEM pads with something better like Porterfields.
Originally Posted by twstd02
I have a 05 F150 Screw, and I have 9,300 miles on it. The brakes are gone, would the factory still cover this issue? I've only had the truck since July.
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(559) 294-6300
Ask for one of the service advisors, and explain your situation, im sure they will help you.
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Originally Posted by asinatra
I see you are in fresno
Future Ford of Clovis
(559) 294-6300
Ask for one of the service advisors, and explain your situation, im sure they will help you.
Future Ford of Clovis
(559) 294-6300
Ask for one of the service advisors, and explain your situation, im sure they will help you.
the dealershipe might try to blame it on the tires and rims. Even with that set up they should last alot longer that that. But i know alot of dealerships will look for any reason not to warranty a vehicle
good luck
good luck
Originally Posted by -TXF150-
Ofcourse they are going to say it is due to your bigger tires, and you slamming on the brakes all of the time.. 

So because I have larger tires means I slam on my brakes???
No, but it does equate to more rolling resistance, which is harder on brakes.
Nonetheless, brake pads, tire balancing, alignment, and other "adjustments" are covered for 12/12.
Nonetheless, brake pads, tire balancing, alignment, and other "adjustments" are covered for 12/12.
Thanks for all the input guys, im going to be taking it back to the dealer after the weekend.
do you think it would work even though im not married?
Originally Posted by killedbyaspoon
Just tell them your wife drives it, and they will understand.



