Asked by Ferit Irinç on Sep 30, 2024
Tire Depot sells Jake a tire for his car,warranting it to be four-ply construction.Jake unintentionally drives over a nail,which punctures the tire.The tire goes flat and Jake discovers that the tire is really only two-ply.Jake promptly notifies Tire Depot of the breach.Which of the following is the likely result?
A) Jake cannot recover because the difference between two-ply and four-ply tires is immaterial for the purpose of his purchase.
B) Jake is entitled to a new four-ply tire.
C) Jake has to give the tire back and is entitled to a refund from Tire Depot.
D) Jake is entitled to keep the tire and recover from Tire Depot the difference in value between a two-ply and a four-ply tire.
Four-Ply Construction
A method of constructing materials or items with four layers, often used for added durability or insulation.
Breach
The act of breaking or failing to observe a law, agreement, or code of conduct.
- Discern the consumer rights applicable to defective purchases and the imperativeness of taking timely actions.
Learning Objectives
- Discern the consumer rights applicable to defective purchases and the imperativeness of taking timely actions.