Warranty - Tire Company Warranty Assistance Programs

1983 Pontiac J2000/Sunbird L4-121 2.0LSECTION Warranty - Tire Company Warranty Assistance Programs

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Bulletin Number: 92-3-4
Reference Number: 873501R
Publish Date: 1/92


Subject: TIRE COMPANY WARRANTY ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS


Models
Affected: 1981 - 1992 ALL MODELS


This bulletin has been revised to include the 1991 and 1992 model years. This bulletin cancels and replaces bulletin 90-3-5 issued 10/89.

All tire companies that supply tires to GM have developed warranty assistance programs and now offer national toll-free phone numbers for GM dealers in need of tire assistance. These numbers may be used to order tires, for technical information, tire warranty questions, tire dealer locations, etc. Of course, current tire adjustment procedures should continue through local tire outlets as in the past.

Since each tire company program varies slightly in content, it is suggested that specific details be obtained from the appropriate tire manufacturer whenever assistance is required.

Before calling, all pertinent dealer, customer, vehicle and tire information should be available.

Michelin 1-800-433-6838
Goodyear 1-800-321-2136
General 1-800-847-3349 (1-800-426-4889 in Ohio)
Uniroyal-Goodrich 1-800-521-9796 (consumer complaints)
Uniroyal-Goodrich 1-800-231-5893 (dealer assistance)
Firestone 1-800-638-4730

We urge you to use these toll free numbers and warranty assistance programs, whenever necessary, to ensure a high level of customer satisfaction.

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