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Originally Posted by purpleRac3r
Changing tires won't affect the warranty for the rest of the car at all, as long as you keep the sizes the same as the factory tires. The only thing affected would be the tires, and your new ones should have a warranty of their own.
I would be a little surprised if there is a big difference in price. The all-seasons should actually be a little cheaper, so for the most part, you should only be paying for mounting and balancing. It might benefit you to shop the tire prices on your own before having the dealership swap them. Never hurts to be well informed before making the deal!
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Thanks for the info on the new car warranty.
I was also wondering if the tire shop would consider my oem tires as "used" and would not be able to sell them as new tires. That is the reason I thought that there would be a big difference in the cost of such a tire "swap".