People, read the thread, dealer is right:
"So far the deal has been pretty easy going, they are buying the car, CPO inspecting it (2014 or 100k miles) and selling it back to me for same as buyout price."
I assume that their buyout price is less than yours and they will make a little on this easy deal.
In order for the dealer to CPO the car it needs to have right tires on it. So $1,700 for CPO warranty and brand new tires is a good deal. Just bite the bullet.
This is DIFFERENT then buying out a lease or returning a lease. Neither of these processes involves CPO process. OP is not buying out his lease, as the lease is under his company. I assume that if you forgo the CPO certification there will be no issue with tires.
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