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[ClassicJoe]

Maybe I am losing my mind, but I remember logging into something that showed me what was included in my warranty. For the life of me, I cannot find it... I logged into the Mopar sight, but could not find anything. Any idea what I am looking for?

 

[ClassicJoe]

Disregard... It was the dealership's website login. However, it did not tell me what I wanted to know...

Are free alignments included with the purchase of a used vehicle? If so, will they honor it if an alignment is needed due to a level being installed?

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[rule18]

Disregard... It was the dealership's website login. However, it did not tell me what I wanted to know...

Are free alignments included with the purchase of a used vehicle? If so, will they honor it if an alignment is needed due to a level being installed?

If need-be, please delete this post. Thank you.

I would doubt that free alignments were included unless you negotiated that into your deal.

 

[Michael]

I also doubt free alignments are included. It’s hard enough for a free oil change when you buy it new. Good news is an alignment should only run about $100 usd, so it is not too bad. A lot cheaper then replacing prematurely worn out tires and suspension parts. I have mine checked yearly and it normally needs to be adjusted at list a little. The last time I bought tires for my leveled truck I dropped about $1800 usd for the tires. That also did include alignment. So $100 a year to keep it aligned doesn’t seem too bad to me to extend the life of the tires and suspension parts.

 

[GTyankee]

I personally take my trucks to an alignment shop.

I don't let the dealer do alignments or brakes after the warranty expires.
I also don't let them touch the tires or especially wheel balancing.
They have the proper equipment, the Techs just don't know how to work it properly.

 

[Michael]

I personally take my trucks to an alignment shop.

I don't let the dealer do alignments or brakes after the warranty expires.
I also don't let them touch the tires or especially wheel balancing.
They have the proper equipment, the Techs just don't know how to work it properly.

Even under warranty they never touched my alignment. I had a qualified tire shop do it. They actually know what they’re doing.