Kilrath
United States of America#2General Comment
Sun, October 21, 2012
How old are the tires that you purchased, how long ago did you get them and how many miles did you put on them? I know that the tires that i have on my car have a "lifetime" warranty but if you look to the fine print it usually gives a number of miles that the tires are rated for and that is what constitutes a "lifetime". Otherwise, like Ken already stated, once the treads on the tires get fairly low (2/32"-3/32") that also usually is considered to be a "lifetime".
The other thing that you may be running into if the tires aren't very old is the shop could be trying to say that the tire was lost due to negligence. Predominantly this consists of not filling the tires properly (over-inflation or under).
The Outlaw Josey Wales
Golden Meadow,#3Consumer Comment
Sun, October 21, 2012
you and stacie are busy tonight
Ken
Colorado,#4Consumer Comment
Sat, October 20, 2012
that the warranty ends when the tread is worn to a certain point..usually 2/32". That, in the tire industry, is part of what "lifetime warranty" stands for. At that point tires become susceptible to cuts, flats, blow outs and are NOT safe on the road, especially on wet or snowy roads. No I don't have ANY involvement in the tire industry, but at one time did sell tires...quite some time ago.