tosha
Well-Known Member
that's understood.For example, if you damage your wheel by hitting a curb - then that would not fit into a warranty claim. Yes, we have seen it all
TJ
the usecase we are discussing here is wheel developing a structural crack(s) without any visible/recorded damage (few examples above). what are the terms and duration of structural warranty? sorry, link you provided does not fully address the question.
As an example, reference from Apex Wheels lifetime structural warranty:
This limited warranty covers manufacturing defects already present in the wheels from the factory such as machining errors or defective material resulting in a cracked rim or spoke, a centerbore that is out of tolerance, a rim that is out of round, or visual blemish from improper machining.
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Rim cracks or bends are not warrantable if there is a clear sign of impact that caused the damage. Warranted wheels are inspected upon receipt and any sign of abuse such as impact damage that could cause a failure would disqualify the claim and the wheel be returned at the customer’s expense.
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