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Chevrolet Orlando Alloys - Known Issue
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Hi All,
We have a 2014 63 plate Orlando 2.0 VCDi LT.
I noticed that the alloy wheels looked as if they were 'bubbling' so I contacted my local approved dealer.
I sent photos to them yesterday via email and they replied this morning stating that all 4 alloys would be replaced at no charge.
Apparently there is a known issue on this models alloy wheels and therefore replacements are being issued.
Yes I know Chevrolet are leaving the UK but their dealer support is normally a Vauxhall garage and thus far has been tip-top.
We have a 2014 63 plate Orlando 2.0 VCDi LT.
I noticed that the alloy wheels looked as if they were 'bubbling' so I contacted my local approved dealer.
I sent photos to them yesterday via email and they replied this morning stating that all 4 alloys would be replaced at no charge.
Apparently there is a known issue on this models alloy wheels and therefore replacements are being issued.
Yes I know Chevrolet are leaving the UK but their dealer support is normally a Vauxhall garage and thus far has been tip-top.
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That's a good result.0
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straighttalker wrote: »That's a good result.
Its a good result, but shouldnt be happening in the first place.
Having said that, I've had alloy wheels replaced under manufacturer warranty by BMW, VW and Toyota...0 -
It is mainly because the modern eco-friendly "paint" doesn't stick and resist salt water corrosion like the old toxic & carcinogenic zinc chromate primers used to.I want to go back to The Olden Days, when every single thing that I can think of was better.....
(except air quality and Medical Science
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A lot better than Ford who refused anything to do with my alloys after 14 months and 6,000 miles:mad:
Apparently their 3 year warranty is only 12 months on wheels and trim items.0
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