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[Eric335i]

Originally Posted by Sara504

Ok here's what I have. Make sure you have the Premier Ultimate Vehicle Protection plan box checked.

Then read Section 5. It states "Premier Wheel Coverage provides the registered customer with coverage for the repair of cosmetic damage to an alloy or steel wheel. Cosmetic damage is defined as anything that alters the normal condition of the wheel/rim."


There you have it. So does curb rash alter the normal condition of the wheel? YES. So is curb rash covered then? YES! Take that to your dealer

Could you reupload? Thanks

[Royal Flush]

Originally Posted by Eric335i

Could you reupload? Thanks

She's too popular and her album had too many views. She'll have to create another album.

[Eric335i]

Originally Posted by Royal Flush

She's too popular and her album had too many views. She'll have to create another album.

Ugh... My front rim hit the curb on a turn in route to the office this morning. Trying to find my contract. I can just find the overview brochure with the language any "road hazard" being covered. Its the 5 year one underwritten from BMW.

[Jeef]

okay so i have the insurance and have pot hole/curb rash damage, but they will not cover it for some reason because it is a cosmetic thing. Any way of trying to get around this?

[PhillySteve]

What do people pay for this coverage for five years ?

[dleccord]

Not sure but I sure wish I had insurance. I'm getting vibrations now and I have to live with it cuz of potholes. Ditch the RFTs or get insurance.

[b92]

Originally Posted by dleccord

Not sure but I sure wish I had insurance. I'm getting vibrations now and I have to live with it cuz of potholes. Ditch the RFTs or get insurance.

Your wheels could just be out of balance, cheap fix

[dleccord]

Originally Posted by b92

Your wheels could just be out of balance, cheap fix

Had BMW road force balance and they said rim is bent. It's drivable but not perfect.