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OHITSKINO May 4, 2015 06:13 PM

Well, this didn't take long... UPDATED
 
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Picked my GS up 9 whole days ago… wife took it on a trip to NC and was making her way back home today when I got a phone call around 11… she curbed the wheel in the Chick-fil-A parking lot and got a chunk of tire in the process. :egads: She was very upset.

I wasn't super happy but there's nothing I can do about it. It's just a car and these things happen. Fortunately, we sprung for the wheel and tire protection (Platinum + w/cosmetic) package, and from what I've read we shouldn't have any issues. Anyone care to confirm? I was a little concerned about a parking lot curb rash falling under Lexus' definition of "Road Hazard"… but it sounds like guys who have the same package haven't had any issues in similar instances. I'm planning on driving up to the dealership tomorrow to get it checked out.

Not the best pictures, but...

navleu May 4, 2015 07:55 PM

Something similar happened to my last Monday,and when I call the dealer and explain what had happen to me they told me that is was not cover under the road hazard insurance. That if the rim gets bend and the tire pops then going to be cover under that. That if the finish of the rim is just scrape is not cover. All lexus dealers sell different insurance packages lucky for me when I look at mine it said it cover cosmetic damages to the rim. The package I bought is call Platinum Plus with cosmetic damage. I havent drop mine up yet to get fix so I dont know how is going to work, but I'l let you know. Good luck and hopefully the road hazard package work for you, by the way, always say that you hit a pothole not a curve.

faifai83 May 4, 2015 10:49 PM

So you drive a $60 Lexus and eat fast food?

Did you get the blinker fluid warranty too?

xRYD3Rx May 4, 2015 11:14 PM


Originally Posted by faifai83 (Post 9026671)
So you drive a $60 Lexus and eat fast food?

Did you get the blinker fluid warranty too?

Whats wrong with eating fast food and driving a $60k car................. :egads:

MEAHT May 4, 2015 11:28 PM


Originally Posted by xRYD3Rx (Post 9026698)
Whats wrong with eating fast food and driving a $60k car................. :egads:

hell u talking about man? Fast food?!
filet mignon all day over here :p


MEAHT

obturator May 4, 2015 11:38 PM


Originally Posted by faifai83 (Post 9026671)
So you drive a $60 Lexus and eat fast food?

Did you get the blinker fluid warranty too?

$60? And I thought I got a deal. Well, if you meant $60k, then boy, you need to bargain a little better.

rijc99 May 5, 2015 12:04 AM


Originally Posted by faifai83 (Post 9026671)
So you drive a $60 Lexus and eat fast food?

Did you get the blinker fluid warranty too?

Whats wrong with eating at a fast food place? :uh:

Oh. BTW. Chick-fil-A. :thumbup: Love that place.

OHITSKINO May 5, 2015 03:59 AM


Originally Posted by navleu (Post 9026517)
Something similar happened to my last Monday,and when I call the dealer and explain what had happen to me they told me that is was not cover under the road hazard insurance. That if the rim gets bend and the tire pops is not going to be cover under that. That if the finish of the rim is just scrape is not cover. All lexus dealers sell different insurance packages lucky for me when I look at mine it said it cover cosmetic damages to the rim. The package i bought is call Platinum Plus with cosmetic damage. I havent drop mine up yet to get fix so i dont know how is going to work, but i'l let you know. Good luck and hopefully the road hazard package work for you, by the way, always say that you hit a pothole not a curve.

This is exactly the coverage I have. Platinum + with cosmetic coverage. It clearly states that it covers cosmetic damage I'm just unsure whether or not it will cover a curb in a parking lot. It sounds like it may only fall under debris on a public road that shouldn't typically be there. Going by the dealership today and I'll report on my findings. I don't plan on volunteering information on how the damage occurred. :)


Originally Posted by faifai83 (Post 9026671)
So you drive a $60 Lexus and eat fast food?

Did you get the blinker fluid warranty too?

If you paid $60k for your car then I feel very bad for you. It also makes it evident to me that I should disregard your opinion. Thanks for your "contribution" to the thread.


Originally Posted by rijc99 (Post 9026724)
Whats wrong with eating at a fast food place? :uh:

Oh. BTW. Chick-fil-A. :thumbup: Love that place.

Agreed. :thumbup:

SW17LS May 5, 2015 04:38 AM

The warranty will cover it.


Originally Posted by faifai83 (Post 9026671)
So you drive a $60 Lexus and eat fast food?

Seriously?! You're ridiculous. Get over yourself.

OHITSKINO May 5, 2015 07:04 AM


Originally Posted by SW13GS (Post 9026800)
The warranty will cover it.

Even if it's operator error curb rash in a parking lot? This would be great to know.

Where in MD are you located? Hopefully you're outside of Baltimore! My wife and I live in Carroll County.

dchar May 5, 2015 09:17 AM


Originally Posted by faifai83 (Post 9026671)
So you drive a $60 Lexus and eat fast food?

Did you get the blinker fluid warranty too?

What's wrong with getting fast food in a Lexus...I've seen plenty of other, more expensive cars (Ferrari, Lamborghini, Bentley, Rolls-Royce) there when I was getting my food in my GS, especially In N Out. Just as long as you don't eat it in the car :rolleyes:
The Platinum Plus warranty is actually quite useful and affordable for what it includes. Maybe you should've looked into it before judging it.


To the OP, yes it covers operator error like curb rash in the parking lot. It covers pretty much anything that happens to the tires and rims. They will probably swap out your tire since it looks like a pretty big gash in the side wall, and repair your rim.

OHITSKINO May 5, 2015 09:21 AM


Originally Posted by dchar (Post 9027076)
What's wrong with getting fast food in a Lexus...I've seen plenty of other, more expensive cars (Ferrari, Lamborghini, Bentley, Rolls-Royce) there when I was getting my food in my GS, especially In N Out. Just as long as you don't eat it in the car :rolleyes:
The Platinum Plus warranty is actually quite useful and affordable for what it includes. Maybe you should've looked into it before judging it.


To the OP, yes it covers operator error like curb rash in the parking lot. It covers pretty much anything that happens to the tires and rims. They will probably swap out your tire since it looks like a pretty big gash in the side wall, and repair your rim.

Thanks for the info! Yeah, I was very interested when they brought up the Platinum+ warranty... especially being a perfectionist who does everything possible to avoid rashed wheels and door digs. I'm quite certain I'll be getting my money's worth over the next 5 years.

jaime1982 May 5, 2015 12:45 PM


Originally Posted by faifai83 (Post 9026671)
So you drive a $60 Lexus and eat fast food?

Did you get the blinker fluid warranty too?

We like chick fil a too. A spicy chicken sandwich sounds pretty good about now.

ItzFilyO May 5, 2015 12:52 PM

I take my $60K car to the dollar store and cheap mom n pops food places. I buy stuff that are on sale and non branded clothing too cause the car is my priority and that's how I can afford the payments. :D Yea I don't have lots of $$$ but I never beg anyone at the gas station to fill up my tank.

ItzFilyO May 5, 2015 12:58 PM


Originally Posted by OHITSKINO (Post 9026784)
This is exactly the coverage I have. Platinum + with cosmetic coverage. It clearly states that it covers cosmetic damage I'm just unsure whether or not it will cover a curb in a parking lot. It sounds like it may only fall under debris on a public road that shouldn't typically be there. Going by the dealership today and I'll report on my findings. I don't plan on volunteering information on how the damage occurred. :)

U might want to try different dealers, it's the service guy that matters, some are nice and are willing to help u out. I've sliced my tire a few months back and my original dealer declined to fix it even though I have the Wheel and Tire Plus warranty, saying that it's not dangerous to drive it and they'll fix it when the tire pops. What kind of idiot is that?! :egads: Anywayz, I was about to raise hell but decided to go to another dealer and the service guy replaced the tire with no hassle and nothing out of pocket.


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