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The wheel of that suspension has a story.
I left my jag to the dealerships for about 6 months till they completed the job they had to do.
After about 3 months, during one of my many follow up at the dealership, I saw my jag parked outside with the front right tire totally flat. In the prior 3 months at the dealership the tire never had problems and furthermore neither when I had the jag at home.
The service manager liquidated me saying that was normal because winter time, “always happens”. I did push back and told them to inflate the tire and take care of that. They inflated the tire then I left.
After a few weeks, they called me to ask me if I wanted to replace the rim because it had a crack and that was the reason why was leaking.
I asked if they took a pothole or a curb while testing my jag because I never had such an issue. They always deny that but I’m pretty positive that they damaged the rim somehow.
Originally Posted by mario.ori
Hi, I have the seal/rubber of the front knuckle which is damaged.
Not sure how could have happened.
What that can cause to the jag? (i have 2015 jag f-type r)
when the jag was ready for pick-up they also told me that they replaced the right front tire (at no cost for me) because they damaged it while driving around (i m assuming they shredded the tire while driving around ignoring the low pressure message on the dash)…
Originally Posted by mario.ori
The wheel of that suspension has a story.
I left my jag to the dealerships for about 6 months till they completed the job they had to do.
After about 3 months, during one of my many follow up at the dealership, I saw my jag parked outside with the front right tire totally flat. In the prior 3 months at the dealership the tire never had problems and furthermore neither when I had the jag at home.
The service manager liquidated me saying that was normal because winter time, “always happens”. I did push back and told them to inflate the tire and take care of that. They inflated the tire then I left.
After a few weeks, they called me to ask me if I wanted to replace the rim because it had a crack and that was the reason why was leaking.
I asked if they took a pothole or a curb while testing my jag because I never had such an issue. They always deny that but I’m pretty positive that they damaged the rim somehow.