My Honda CR-V has nails in the tires, can I get a refund?
Two tires have nails in them and losing air fast.
It is not the fault of either Honda, the dealer, or the tires place that you drove in a construction zone. You get a refund only if the tires were that when when you bought the vehicle and then only if you bought from a dealer.
dealer would have right to correct the situation [replace tires] rather than refund the entire vehicle.
A refund for what? You are the one who drove over the nails. The tires didn't come with nails in them!
No sir
Nope. See if you can get them patched / plugged. If they are not in the tread - you'll need new tires…
Are you saying that they were sold to you with nails on them?
no?
then its your responsibilty to have them fixed, unless you bought them new AND paid extra $$ for road damage insurance, if you did, bring them back, they will determine if they can be repaired or exchanged.
Just plug the tires yourself… It cost next to nothing.
An unscrupulous dealership could spread nails at the exit of the business to general some tire repair work. You would have to spy on them and catch them in the act.
No
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