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Dealership Rim and Tire Protection - Added Fee
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<blockquote data-quote="gone" data-source="post: 240514" data-attributes="member: 5899"><p>Sorry to say but I suspect any vehicle insurer will say that suspension "damage" would be considered "normal wear and tear" for any vehicle. These possibilities could go on: ie. an unexpected rock was spewed out by the vehicle in front and cracked my windshield...not your "normal impact" but strong enough to create a crack...so it's not "normal wear and tear" but rather an "accidental impact" or collision which caused damage, so a new windshield is in order. If that was correct, no one would have to purchase additional glass insurance.</p><p></p><p>But best you make whatever claim with your insurer and see their response.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="gone, post: 240514, member: 5899"] Sorry to say but I suspect any vehicle insurer will say that suspension "damage" would be considered "normal wear and tear" for any vehicle. These possibilities could go on: ie. an unexpected rock was spewed out by the vehicle in front and cracked my windshield...not your "normal impact" but strong enough to create a crack...so it's not "normal wear and tear" but rather an "accidental impact" or collision which caused damage, so a new windshield is in order. If that was correct, no one would have to purchase additional glass insurance. But best you make whatever claim with your insurer and see their response. [/QUOTE]
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