My husband bought a brand new 2008 Yamaha Raider. After about 200 miles, the tire was losing air. It was a demo w/30 miles on it when he bought it. If it is not a nail or something that he caused, would the dealership be responsible for repair/replacement?
If they can prove it was defect in the tire, it should be covered. if they see puncture hole or broken stem, it's on you.
it incredibly is secure to patch the tire offering that the punture is a small one. i does not plug a bike tire different than for having the motorbike homestead or a place the place it incredibly is serviced. Tire plugs weren't meant for bike tires. The tread layout is a lot diverse and plugs remember on tread to stay intact. bike tires purely have a fragment of tread that an vehicle tire has, for this reason a plug has no longer lots area floor to maintain it intact. the excellent guess of direction is alternative. A tire expert will have not any subject with patching a tire no remember if it incredibly is a sturdy candidate for one. in the event that they are asserting which you should replace it, it incredibly is possibly with sturdy reason. Lacerations could reason a bubble or lump that's the prescription for a blowout, so in the event that they are asserting to alter it, accomplish that. Dont plug a bike tire nevertheless. Grace and peace to you!
Losing air? You mean from a nail or screw in the tire? Or do you mean the valve stem or rim is leaking? Squirt the tire all over with soapy spray and then you can easily figure out where the leak is. If its a hole in the tire tread, its not the dealerships fault. But if its a faulty/leaky or maybe loose valve stem core or cap, its a simple fix. If its a tube type, and the tube may have developed a leak, its also an easy fix, once the wheel is off the bike. I once had a screw go right thru a brand new rear tire with less than 50 miles on it.so I bought another brand new tire. Stuff happens.
If they can prove it was defect in the tire, it should be covered. if they see puncture hole or broken stem, it's on you.
Losing air? You mean from a nail or screw in the tire? Or do you mean the valve stem or rim is leaking? Squirt the tire all over with soapy spray and then you can easily figure out where the leak is. If its a hole in the tire tread, its not the dealerships fault. But if its a faulty/leaky or maybe loose valve stem core or cap, its a simple fix. If its a tube type, and the tube may have developed a leak, its also an easy fix, once the wheel is off the bike. I once had a screw go right thru a brand new rear tire with less than 50 miles on it.so I bought another brand new tire. Stuff happens.
it incredibly is secure to patch the tire offering that the punture is a small one. i does not plug a bike tire different than for having the motorbike homestead or a place the place it incredibly is serviced. Tire plugs weren't meant for bike tires. The tread layout is a lot diverse and plugs remember on tread to stay intact. bike tires purely have a fragment of tread that an vehicle tire has, for this reason a plug has no longer lots area floor to maintain it intact. the excellent guess of direction is alternative. A tire expert will have not any subject with patching a tire no remember if it incredibly is a sturdy candidate for one. in the event that they are asserting which you should replace it, it incredibly is possibly with sturdy reason. Lacerations could reason a bubble or lump that's the prescription for a blowout, so in the event that they are asserting to alter it, accomplish that. Dont plug a bike tire nevertheless. Grace and peace to you!
