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[GO135i007]

Like stated above, you can either get used wheels off others who have upgraded or replace the tire yourself. I personally wouldn't want another run flat tire put onto my car and you can get non run flat tires for under $200. So to me it isn't worth the $$ at all.

[drufe]

Originally Posted by onefastman

Are you sure they cover aftermarket wheels and tires up to the oem cost?
I have been buying run-flats because they told me they wouldnt conver them. I guess I need to read my agreement again...

So I pulled out my agreement and it did say that aftermarket is covered. I then called the contract administrator just to double-check and they confirmed that upgraded aftermarket wheels and tires are covered up to the OEM cost replacement. This is with Safe-Guard Tire & Wheel protection so it's possible that other plans could be different.

As far as comments about drinking the kool-aid, this wasn't a Tony Robbins seminar I purchased; it's just insurance. Whether or not I get my money back, I'm completely satisfied with the purchase and the peace of mind it affords me.

[Sailman]

Mine covers not only wheels and tires but door dings and windshield chips.

[SmittyM3]

I got it on my M3 and it paid for itself the same day I drove it off the lot. Construction debris in the road to my house screwed up the front left rim and tire....they covered it completely.

[top1usa]

Mine coverage costed me $1100...that also includes dents repairs, windshield protection and of course tires/rims! I basically bought it for the dents repairs and windshield protection.