I recently bought a used 2009 g37 coupe. I checked the remaining tread life on my tires and there isn't much left.
If I go to the dealer and ask for new tires, will warranty cover it?

 

LOL! Wear and tear items are not covered by warranty. When you run low on gas, will warranty cover it?

 

NOPE, Should have looked at those before you bought the car. :/

 

not even the bumpertobumper (including tires )warranty i purchased? 3yr/48k mile

 

not sure ask them

 

New cars come with a factory defect limited warranty on tires. Used cars do not. If a dealership extended you some sort of used car warranty on them (not likely on tires) you can check with them, but no the bumper to bumper warranty don't cover tires as it' is a wear item as Modme said.

caveat emptor

 

I remember my sales person say the 3yr/48warranty would cover the tires,
I guess I'll have to call him and confirm if theycan replace the worn tires.

 

would it make a difference if i said it was a car that just finished it lease term and it was sold in pre own sales

 

When I bought my CPO 2010 G37X, the dealer put new tires on it...

You should have mentioned it when you were negotiating buying the car. No warranty will cover tire wear...some warranties may cover "road hazard" on tires; maybe...but that does not cover wear.

 

Hopefully you are correct on a warranty covering wear/tare on tires.......should have gotten them taken care of before signing the dotted line during purchase

 

I bought a seperate warranty that covers the tires, rims and glass in the car. Tires are pro-rated just like at a tire shop or replaced free from road damage.

The thing is I bought this additional warranty on the IPL mainly because of the outragous cost of the rims (covers scrapes etc). But if you didn't buy that type of warranty a bumper to bumper does not cover tires.

 

Why would you ask the forum before you ask the people who you bought the car/warranty from? We don't have the list that they provide you of what's covered and what's not?

I highly doubt that it will cover tires, bro. Think really hard about that. Exactly what didn't go as expected with your tires that they need to be "covered"?

HOWEVER

It can't hurt to ask them, LOL. I was just in a situation where I thought, "I have nothing to lose by asking" and it actually worked in my favor. Good luck!