Does anyone know of a company that offers tire and wheel insurance?
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Originally Posted by kxmills
(Post 1165977)
Does anyone know of a company that offers tire and wheel insurance?
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Originally Posted by andy530i
(Post 1170702)
Yes! e-mail me, and I'll put you in touch with the company that sold me my policy. It's more than paid for itself!
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BMW offered it to me for $750. After declining I got 2 flats in the next 4 months. $500 for 2 tires. :unsure:
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Originally Posted by Martin525i
(Post 1170705)
Would not the comprehensive portion of your car insurance cover wheels?
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Originally Posted by andy530i
(Post 1170711)
Sure, but what you have to consider is your deductible and how many claims you are prepared to make on your auto insurance. I'd hate for it to increase b/c I had a few flats or a damaged wheel.
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Unless you live in area where the road is that bad I honestly do not see the point of purchasing separate insurance for the wheels and tires. My point is I'm paying 6 months premium comprehensive to the insurance company, might as well make a claim once in awhile. If the additional insurance will cost you another $ 700, I think that's almost the same as the increase amount in the long run. And if you're making a claim against your policy, comprehensive provision, it will not go on your driving record. If the company increases your premium at time of renewal, just move to a different company.
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Originally Posted by rctmthouse
(Post 1188223)
Unless you live in area where the road is that bad I honestly do not see the point of purchasing separate insurance for the wheels and tires. My point is I'm paying 6 months premium comprehensive to the insurance company, might as well make a claim once in awhile. If the additional insurance will cost you another $ 700, I think that's almost the same as the increase amount in the long run. And if you're making a claim against your policy, comprehensive provision, it will not go on your driving record. If the company increases your premium at time of renewal, just move to a different company.
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Originally Posted by JeffNNJ
(Post 1190441)
I have posted this numerous times but it's worth the repeat. My $800 policy on my 2006 550i replaced 9 tires and 3 rims in two years. So far the policy on my 2008 550i replaced 5 tires and two rims. I have no idea whether or not my insurance would cover them but the convenience of driving to the dealer and having them replaced without having to deal with any BS or paperwork was worth more then the money I might or might not have saved.
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Originally Posted by aretardedorange
(Post 1170707)
BMW offered it to me for $750. After declining I got 2 flats in the next 4 months. $500 for 2 tires. :unsure:
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