Warranty covers speakers right?

[duckman06]

Does the warranty 3 year or 36,000 miles bumper to bumper warranty cover the speakers? Wife's 2013 appers to have a blown one up front and just wanted to make sure its covered.

I bought it in December 2012 and she has only put 14,000 miles on it. Thanks for the help!

 

[SCA]

Yes, it should.

 

[st8rocks]

Mine were

 

[buchaja]

Mine were

Mine too. One was replaced this year. Come on guys, it's bumper to bumper right?

 

[duckman06]

Mine too. One was replaced this year. Come on guys, it's bumper to bumper right?

Ok that's what I was thinking but out of all the toyotas I owned never had a speaker go out so wanted to make sure that there was no grey area? Thanks again!

 

[BlackWorksInc]

As long as its under the 3yr/36k it should be covered under warranty.

 

[buchaja]

I just have to say, this is my third Toyota and it has had the most warranty claims of all. I'm not saying I don't like my runner, I do. But, it is what it is.

 

[Stifler]

I just have to say, this is my third Toyota and it has had the most warranty claims of all. I'm not saying I don't like my runner, I do. But, it is what it is.

what claims? a speaker is hardly anything to get worked up over.... any significant claims?

 

[buchaja]

what claims? a speaker is hardly anything to get worked up over.... any significant claims?

I'm not worked up. I was actually going to start a thread about it, but since we're doing it here:

My three Toyota's -
1985 SR5 Extra-Cab 4x4; no warranty claims. Sold long ago.
2003 Avalon XLS; One warranty claim. I had a dead battery replaced within the first year. I will drive this car until the wheels fall off.
2012 4Runner TE; Headlight lenses replaced, blown speaker replaced, drivers seat defective and needs replacing, and driveshaft clunk.

These are just my observtions as a Toyota owner for the last 30 years.

I still like the brand.

 

[Stifler]

2012 4Runner TE; Headlight lenses replaced, blown speaker replaced, drivers seat defective and needs replacing, and driveshaft clunk.

Oh... TSBs. I gotcha.