Kyle H
Post-Delivery FeedbackJun 23, 2026
While the product refund for the defective tire was processed, the current warranty policy leaves the customer to absorb the labor and shipping costs required to fix a factory defect.
The Facts:
Product Issue: The Tusk 2Track front tire arrived with 2.5 mm of lateral/radial runout, causing front-end bouncing at speeds over 40 mph on the first ride.
Customer Service Process: I submitted video links demonstrating the runout in my initial message. The representative did not review the links, which required resubmitting the evidence and delayed the resolution.
Downtime: Because this motorcycle is my primary transport, the delay required me to purchase a duplicate replacement tire out-of-pocket and pay $26.41 for 2-day shipping to minimize downtime.
The Financial Impact:
The cost of the tire itself was refunded. However, correcting the manufacturer defect required a second professional mounting and balancing at a local shop, costing $58.20.
In total, resolving this issue cost $84.61 in unreimbursed shipping and labor fees. The product refund is appreciated, but the policy effectively penalizes the customer financially for receiving a defective item. I recommend updating your warranty process to cover or credit the secondary labor and expedited shipping costs when a product is verified as defective upon arrival.