As a follow up to my precious question to Coker I asked if there was an age limit for returning "new" tires the response was:
"...We do not have an age limit, but as was said before, our stock levels generally insure that stock is rotated in such a way that tires are not old when shipped. We do not return tires for that reason, but we do cover them for the life of the tread no matter how old or new they are."
In other words, you have no guarantee as to how old the tires are when they sell them to you. It is not clear what the warranty covers. If it just the cost of the tire that may be small comfort if you have suffered significant damage as the result of a failed tire.
"...We do not have an age limit, but as was said before, our stock levels generally insure that stock is rotated in such a way that tires are not old when shipped. We do not return tires for that reason, but we do cover them for the life of the tread no matter how old or new they are."
In other words, you have no guarantee as to how old the tires are when they sell them to you. It is not clear what the warranty covers. If it just the cost of the tire that may be small comfort if you have suffered significant damage as the result of a failed tire.
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