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Originally Posted by Doobydarby
I don't understand your opening comment- "Casey can speak for himself."
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You quoted Casey. I was just saying this was my opinion.
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Originally Posted by Doobydarby
4. Your comment about what Porsche says "having no bearing" is not at all clear to me. Are you saying that if Porsche says that the tire should be replaced that both the customer and the one making the decision as to what will be done should be oblivious of such? Do you really mean that?
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My opinion is that this is a warranty between mile one, some company, and the buyer. The terms are in the fine print. I would guess they sell the same insurance for other car makers besides Porsche (my guess). I would think that the buyer of the warranty should be aware of what Porsche says in it's manual. However, whether or not the warranty covers what the manual has to say may be different (and appears to be so).
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Originally Posted by Doobydarby
5. Are you really saying that the customer takes all the responsibility if the tire is pluuged per the evaluation of the deciding party and because of such plugging the tire fails causing some losses? Is there no liability, legal and non-legal invoved in such? Ask management at a retail tire company if responsiblity is not something that they consider in what they do.
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I am only saying that the warranty may provide a service that is not consistent to what a car maker says to do in their manual. I believe the warranty is between whoever sells it and whoever buys it and not the car maker.
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Originally Posted by Doobydarby
Are you saying I should not have- per you as moderator
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Not at all. I was only expressing my opinion here and not trying to infer anything else. All I'm trying to say is that while the manual may say not to plug the tire, the tire warranty may only pay for plugging the tire in some cases.
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