TheHighLow

Simple question, will my dealer repair it (although since its a gunmetal color) im hoping that they will just replace it.

Thanks guys

streetx

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Dunno what you mean by if insurance will cover it? I'm guessing u curbed ur own wheel. Do u want to pay deductable and have ur premium raised?

And the dealer will most likely repair it

TheHighLow

I bought tire/wheel insurance from the dealer, will the curbage be covered under it

darbs242

iTrader: (5)

Read the paperwork on your warranty.... Maybe, how would we know?

streetx

iTrader: (4)

Ahh ok thought u meant auto insurance. But yea what. Darb said

Wakemaker8

iTrader: (1)

Highly doubt it. When they were trying to sell me on it, you pretty much had to total the rim to the point where it wouldn't hold air in the tire for them to replace it under warranty. sadly I turned it down and a month later my dad borrowed it and comes home with this. Should be repaired and picked up tomorrow. Weird thing is he didn't hit anything the tire just blew out on a freeway without a shoulder so he had to drive on the rim for a half a mile to the first exit.

SeanGTS

iTrader: (1)

Ummm.. He HAD to drive half a mile lol? Don't they have tow trucks in your part of the world? Shoulder or not highway would be closed if that happened to me.

cremaster

iTrader: (1)

ouch, that is painful to look at.

zapa

I think you should give that rim a proper grave. My favorite of all the stock rims

GriMan

Yeah... that looks painful to watch. That's why NO ONE borrows my F. Not even the wife unless i'm with her. lol. Wheels can be repaired. A friend of mine works at a Lexus dealer. He told me that his dealership repairs its wheels through Wheels of America. You may want to look into it.

Wakemaker8

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yup 1800 bucks later, and that was after two days of talking them down from the initial $2770 they wanted to charge me.

I plan on turning it into a glass coffee table with a lot of grinding buffing and possibly paint.

digger08

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I'm sure your wife will be thrilled with that prospect!

Digger08

VtotheJ

iTrader: (2)

That's amazing

rapsquared

iTrader: (2)

My cousin bought it on her mustang.. The guy told her to claim it was road debris. If you admit fault (curbbing) they can and will deny they claim at least with Fords wheel/tire insurance

lobuxracer

iTrader: (2)

Wheel insurance is dealer dependent. You need to read your contract to see what is and is not covered. Most require the rim to be damaged to the point it will not hold air. Curbing is not included in the coverage unless it cracks the wheel.