Factory Warranty on Fox Shocks?

[SZDZMTR]

Get them rebuilt. The dealer is not going to shell out their money to replace them, since you are out of factory warranty.
Plus when you rebuild, Paul has a couple awesome options to upgrade factory set up. You gonna love the new ride. I just had mine done. What a world of difference.

 

[whoisbigman]

The shocks are rebuild able as you know and as you stated above. Many have had them last way past the expected serviceable life of the build before having them rebuilt, some haven't. I think you are where one could realistically expect to see issues. Although some have had luck with warranty, I think most would agree, this probably is a maintenance issue and not a defect. Have them rebuilt. Use the shock exchange program link above or send off. Walter at Aftermaket HQ is a vendor here and can get you squared away.

 

[806ROUSH]

Thanks guys? I guess I will end up going that route.

 

[806ROUSH]

Get them rebuilt. The dealer is not going to shell out their money to replace them, since you are out of factory warranty.
Plus when you rebuild, Paul has a couple awesome options to upgrade factory set up. You gonna love the new ride. I just had mine done. What a world of difference.

Is "Paul" part of the exchange program? It that what you did?

 

[SZDZMTR]

Is "Paul" part of the exchange program? It that what you did?

Paul is the guy who runs the exchange program and rebuilds the shocks. Give him a call. You will be dealing with him from start to finish. Good luck.

 

[brc misfit]

consider the cost of rebuild compared with 3.0 upgrade. noticeable ride difference between the 2.5's and 3.0's.

 

[2014RubyRed]

I'm still gonna try again through the dealer I bought it new from. It's not/hasn't gushed fluid. See pic.

That needs a rebuild for sure.....

 

[warrior]

Dealer asap. Close to warranty.

 

[Firemedic269]

I just had my front shocks replaced on my ford ESP.