Wear and Use - What you need to know

What Is Considered Excess Wear and Use?

The following chart highlights what will be considered Excess Wear and Use. You can also refer to the information on the Wear and Use Guidelines mailed to you prior to lease-end or download our Wear and Use Evaluator Card & Guidelines.

Keep in mind, if you purchased WearCare® your Excess Wear and Use charges may be waived (up to $2,500 on contracts dated through 10/02/2011, up to $4,000 for contracts dated thereafter - see your WearCare® Addendum for details).

Excess Wear and Use also includes (refer to your Red Carpet Lease Agreement for additional details):

• Broken or missing parts (e.g. keys, key fobs, spare tire)
• Insufficient or poor quality repairs
• Mechanical or electrical malfunctions
• Tires that are not of appropriate size or rating for the vehicle

Excess Wear and Use remaining at vehicle return is chargeable. To help avoid Excess Wear and Use charges, we recommend necessary repairs be made prior to vehicle return. Be sure to consult your Ford Dealer for any needs or questions you might have.

Some vehicle damage otherwise considered Excess Wear and Use may be covered by your vehicle insurance. Be sure to allow sufficient time for insurance claims to be processed and repairs completed before vehicle return.

Excess Mileage

If your vehicle's mileage exceeds that allowed under your Red Carpet Lease Agreement, you will be responsible for paying excess miles driven. Please refer to your agreement for miles allowed and excess mileage charges.