Is it possible for me to return my new bike to the showroom and get refund because it had defective parts?
This is my first time using this site so I will keep things short and use key points -bought TVS Raider from the showroom two months ago -had to visit the showroom multiple times due to issues -received with a cracked screen after service Week-8 -> bike failed. (battery died. only electric start available), -> the bike was delivered 6 hours after" ready for delivery" -had a suspicion that the battery was swapped in service since the new bike failed so quickly, asked to show my original battery but they couldn't since they had replaced the battery in a different branch. thus no trust in TVS and hence wanted to return and refund the bike they claim the refund is not within their policy. yet I can't find it on their website that 2-wheelers are non-refundable, after 10 days of bike failure, pics of the battery were sent, however, pics were taken on a different bike. I feel that it isn't my battery. I clearly don't want to deal with TVS after this.
You can write an email or letter to the showroom authority complaining about the defective issues of your vehicle and ask them to refund the amount back to you. Even then the authorities take no action you can file complain under Consumer Protection Forum .
The problems you have been having with your TVS Raider. It sounds like you have had a lot of trouble with the bike and the service you have received from the showroom has been poor. You have a valid reason to return the bike and get a refund. You should file a complaint with the consumer court. For further enquiry contact us on helpline number.
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