Finster68
New member
Hi all.
I have a 2017 Cayenne Turbo which I purchased in August 2021 from a none main dealer. I took it to my local Porsche dealer (Porsche Bolton) two weeks ago who confirmed that it required a new transfer case. The car was picked up yesterday. The dealer has just called to let me know that Porsche have knocked back the warranty claim due to the car having 22" alloys, fitted by others before I bought the car.
I have been advised that the only route I now have is to ask for a Good Will Contribution from Porsche GB.
My questions are;
Thank you in advance.
Ian
I have a 2017 Cayenne Turbo which I purchased in August 2021 from a none main dealer. I took it to my local Porsche dealer (Porsche Bolton) two weeks ago who confirmed that it required a new transfer case. The car was picked up yesterday. The dealer has just called to let me know that Porsche have knocked back the warranty claim due to the car having 22" alloys, fitted by others before I bought the car.
I have been advised that the only route I now have is to ask for a Good Will Contribution from Porsche GB.
My questions are;
- Has anyone else had a warranty claim knocked back due to having 22" wheels fitted?
- How have others approached the subject of a 'Good Will' contribution from Porsche for this or any other item and hopw successful have these approaches been?
Thank you in advance.
Ian