Here it is 2000 miles into my '05 645 Ci conv. I get a low pressure warning. I notice a bubble on the sidewall. I take it to the dealer and the service rep gives me an attitude that I "must have hit a pothole" later he comes out and says the service manager will fix it for "free" but that the low pressure warning on my run flat tires is due to a nail in a different tire
$530 later they tell me no repair or warranty on road hazard. A nail in your tire is $530, no ifs ands or buts. not only that... they dont fix it there, you have to be runflat certified and you have to leave it for 2 days. I would have never allowed this on my car if the sales person would have given me the caveats on these tires
I can't believe that it can be puncture sealed. They claim when it goes flat the sidewall deteriorates beyond repair as the design. How about low pressure from a nail in it? It was not flat at all, and I drove it for 2 miles before it was at the dealer
Car drives great, sticks to turns like glue with no tire squeal, but $500 bucks for a flat???????????? wish they would have told me in advance
$530 later they tell me no repair or warranty on road hazard. A nail in your tire is $530, no ifs ands or buts. not only that... they dont fix it there, you have to be runflat certified and you have to leave it for 2 days. I would have never allowed this on my car if the sales person would have given me the caveats on these tires
I can't believe that it can be puncture sealed. They claim when it goes flat the sidewall deteriorates beyond repair as the design. How about low pressure from a nail in it? It was not flat at all, and I drove it for 2 miles before it was at the dealer
Car drives great, sticks to turns like glue with no tire squeal, but $500 bucks for a flat???????????? wish they would have told me in advance