You kidding right? Just ask and see, it would probably depend on what kind of mood they're in.

 

Sorry,

I thought the question was legitimate.
I might be in the wrong group then.

Thanks

 

Weird, my 2023 screws aren't rusting with 30,000 miles on them. Are you sure they are new?

 

It might be the weather in Québec Canada, cold and wet winters.

I'll ask my dealership to replace them as when I took delivery, they were like that.

Thank you for the reply.

Daniel


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It might be the weather in Québec Canada, cold and wet winters.

How many winters has your 2025 Ridgeline been through?

 

Maybe a dealer installed option and Joe Sixpack lot boy used whatever screws were floating around the shop bins...

 

I took delivery in March of this year but the truck spent most of the winter outside at the dealership.

This canadian sport model comes with the mud guards directly from the factory.

Will call the service department to make sure they have the situation on file and ask for replacements.
Thank you all for the support.
Daniel

 

In 45/55 years (when they rust over) you should ask for them to be replaced.

 

That's ridiculous. It showed signs of rust in 6 months. The logical conclusion is to replace them every 6 months. I need to inspect mine I might have unknown screw corrosion.

I've seen rust on my brake rotors after sitting a day or two in the rain. But I only use them to stop so I'm not real concerned. I was going to demand new rotors but everytime I get to the dealer the rust is gone.