I need to take my Screw in for some warranty work and was wondering if a wheel alignment is covered? At 5k miles I started to get a "pull" to the drivers-side. I rotated the tires and it went away. I now have 8.5k and am starting to get the same "pull". Any help/advise?

 

Definetely get it checked out if it's still under warranty.

It should'nt oughta do dat!

 

you have till 12,000 miles to get it done, so dont put it off

Dale {mr2x75}

 

Yeah, they should cover it, and if there is any uneven wear to the tires and you complain enough you can get free tires out of the deal.

-Jon

 

On the new tire note, I had an old lady hit the front of my truck with a Chrylser LHS and had to have it towed to a body shop. The Tow truck driver noticed that the beads were cracked on the tires. He said that a Good Year tire shop would pro-rate a new set of tires for that. I took it to a local dealer after I got it back and the tow truck driver was right. I got a new set of tires for 1/3 the price due to the cracking. Just an interesting fact that I thought I'd pass along.

The Berv