2 hours ago, 181ce said:

FFS we're talking about a consumable part that has served it's time,no warranty of any description is going to cover it,a far more practical approach would be the polite one and see if there's any goodwill to be had,not coming at it like they've stolen your lollipop.

 

Who mentioned anything about going in feet first?  I thought it's pretty obvious you approach the seller first,  but if it's the case they refuse  ( which is a strong possibility ) then the above is saying you have rights on your side.

 

If the warranty doesn't cover it and the dealer says he won't fix the car - what would you do?

 

 

If just replace BOTH top mounts with the cheapest spurious non ****e ones I could find,but then I am a mechanic.

I wouldn't even consider trying a warranty claim for this,

RE feet first approach I merely suggested if one were to try the polite approach is the way forward rather than the alternative.

Perhaps I need to refine my language/punctuation skils?