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“Service Contract”. Do you need one and should you buy one? Before we get to that decision, do you know what a Service Contract IS, and what it means? Car dealerships want to sell you one, most-often coining them as “extended warranties”. They are NOT “extended warranties”. They are not a warranty at all. What are they then? They are a insurance policy against mechanical breakdown. How does that differ from a warranty? Well, a
“Curbing” your tires? – think again. Our DMV teaches and tests us on how to “curb” our tires on uphill or downhill streets. What the DMV doesn’t teach us is how to do it CORRECTLY. To “curb” your tire, you turn you wheel to the right if parking downhill, turn your wheel to the right if parking uphill. You do NOT run your tire INTO the curb. Your tire should be a couple of inches
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(Your vehicle is a 2018 - 2025 only, purchased or leased BRAND NEW from a dealership in California.)
Vehicles that were purchased 'used' will be considered for Lemon Law coverage if there have been multiple repair attempts while the vehicle was under the manufacturer's New Vehicle Warranty.
(Your vehicle is a 2018 - 2025 only, purchased or leased BRAND NEW from a dealership
in California and under the manufacturer’s factory warranty, or it recently expired.)
Vehicles that were purchased 'used' will be considered for Lemon Law coverage if there have been multiple repair attempts while the vehicle was under the manufacturer's New Vehicle Warranty.