date code on your batteries and age
Picked up our brand new custom ordered TT last April. It has a single 12 volt Interstate battery which did not last a year due to a dead cell (confirmed by Interstate). Our dealer refused to replace...
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SoundGuy wrote:myredracer wrote:
Interstate says the date code is used to determine the start of the warranty if there is no receipt of purchase available.
That would seem to contradict Interstate's Canadian Warranty that specifically states that with a receipt your warranty begins on your date of purchase, which in your case would be the date you purchased the trailer. You do have a receipt - in this case your trailer Agreement to Purchase which should have on it anything extra added to the trailer by the dealer, including the battery. I'm confused - I just don't see how Interstate can fudge on this. :h
2 provisions on how warranty is honored.
No receipt..date code stamped on battery case
With receipt......date of purchase
