OEM wranglers and their warranty

[joneseysr6]

Anybody know if the oem tires come with some sort of warranty....through ram or goodyear? I have 28K miles on my 2015 sport and i'm going to need new tires befor i hit 32K miles. I have never in my life seen a set of oem tires go to **** as fast as these.

I rotate my tires ever 5-6k miles and i have never done a burn out ( well, not a long one ), but seriously, these things are garbage.

I see new wrangler sra's have a 50k mile warranty and i want something back for these pieces of ****.

Has anyone gone the warranty route with tires that came with their new vehicle?

 

[DRkNESS]

I have via the tire manufacturer and I can tell you it's a pain in the boot. First I needed to prove that I had faithfully rotated AND rebalanced them within specs. Then because they were oem equipment on my vehicle at the time of purchase, they wanted the entire serial (?) number off of each tire. Also several copies of my alignment specs and dates they were done. Plus pictures with my full name/date on each one. After all of this was sent in, after 3 months they sent me a " pro rated " dollar amount which varied on each tire. Greatly some money back was better then none as it allowed me to pay for (2) new tires mounted and balanced. I had to eat the cost for the other two.


Father Of Four

 

[Pull Ya]

I was just happy to get rid of mine. I might have paid someone to take them if I wasn't afraid they'd have a wreck or blow one out at speed. Some people like them but most people, including me, think they are JUNK!!!!!!! The only person I'd give them to is my ex-wife!!!!!!!
Jay

 

[bryan28]

Never really heard of anyone that thought factory original tires would be worth a darn unless they bought a special edition vehicle. I've always known they were junk and went ahead and got new ones shortly after buying a new vehicle.