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It's all based on the big "IF" anything happens. Look at it this way... if, by some chance, you do need a new tire or two during that time frame and didn't have the insurance you would be paying a tire shop maybe $350 per incident (if you're going to the dealer for a flat tire you deserve to be ripped off). That puts you at $700 for your very own insurance policy that you can not possibly lose money on. As you said yourself, it hasn't happened before so why would you take the "offer" now?
If you do pop a tire or two and are happy that you got the tire insurance you should probably enroll in some sort of basic arithmetic class. These plans are almost never worth it.
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