Is the Airmatic suspension covered in CPOELW
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Is the Airmatic suspension covered in CPOELW
I can not find any verbage that specially states that the Airmatic systems is covered by the CPO ELW. Does anyone know for sure or had experience with this? I am thinking of purchasing the ELW from MB for 2 additional years with unlimited mileage. Based on our driving the end of the warranty would be right about 100,000 miles if we extended the base CPO by the 2 years.
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Sorry, under CPO warranty shocks/struts are not covered - under new car wattnty, or extended new car warranty - yes, they are.
Also, replacing "1" shock is not enough - since other "side" most likely can fail soon.
Best to replace with Arnott - and since Arnott seemingly does not have mileage "plateau" for failure.
Also, replacing "1" shock is not enough - since other "side" most likely can fail soon.
Best to replace with Arnott - and since Arnott seemingly does not have mileage "plateau" for failure.
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Sorry, under CPO warranty shocks/struts are not covered - under new car wattnty, or extended new car warranty - yes, they are.
Also, replacing "1" shock is not enough - since other "side" most likely can fail soon.
Best to replace with Arnott - and since Arnott seemingly does not have mileage "plateau" for failure.
Also, replacing "1" shock is not enough - since other "side" most likely can fail soon.
Best to replace with Arnott - and since Arnott seemingly does not have mileage "plateau" for failure.
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Sorry, under CPO warranty shocks/struts are not covered - under new car wattnty, or extended new car warranty - yes, they are.
Also, replacing "1" shock is not enough - since other "side" most likely can fail soon.
Best to replace with Arnott - and since Arnott seemingly does not have mileage "plateau" for failure.
Also, replacing "1" shock is not enough - since other "side" most likely can fail soon.
Best to replace with Arnott - and since Arnott seemingly does not have mileage "plateau" for failure.
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So they will cover the Airmatic in the GL but not ABC in the S, CL, and SL. That's the whole reason for owning a CPO with ABC. That system is horribly problematic compared to the GL's Airmatic.
