View Poll Results: Should you buy rim insurance or not when buying new?
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Don't buy rim insurance
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Rim insurance or not when buying new?
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i am on my ninth Porsche, and this is the first time I opted for the wheel and tire insurance. My new 992 4SCAB has 21 rears and 20 fronts with Porsche Exlusive wheels. I was worried because my last C4Cab only had 19 inch wheels. I was able to negotiate an insurance package that covers, wheels, rims, tires, windshield, key fob loss, and paintless dent removal for $2700 for 42 months of coverage. No deductable or co-pay. I agree it wasnt cheap as I had hoped, but already replace one tire and windshield chip repair. It was a coin toss decision.
I have 10.5K on my car already, so it's my DD. If I drove 1K, i would've passed.
Look at the BBB page...
https://www.bbb.org/us/fl/boca-raton...156/complaints
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WhitBroo (02-06-2021)