View Poll Results: Do you get the coverage, or no?
Yes
10
41.67%
No
14
58.33%
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To get or not to get......
11-24-2014, 07:55 AM
#1
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Thread Starter
Join Date: 10-02-2010
Location: Port Huron, MI
Posts: 5,933
To get or not to get......
That is the question I have.
In regards to Road Hazard coverage on Tires. I know that's how tire places make their money and all.
How many of you actually get the Road Hazard Coverage on your tires when you get them new?
In regards to Road Hazard coverage on Tires. I know that's how tire places make their money and all.
How many of you actually get the Road Hazard Coverage on your tires when you get them new?
11-24-2014, 08:16 AM
#2
Platinum Member
Join Date: 12-06-2009
Location: Alabama
Posts: 11,111
Nope. Never had a tire issue in the last 25 years. But all my vehicles have been on Michelin tires.
(Ok. One slow leak about 10 years ago from a nail. I plugged it myself.)
For those that use their cars for business, it might be a good thing to have.
(Ok. One slow leak about 10 years ago from a nail. I plugged it myself.)
For those that use their cars for business, it might be a good thing to have.
11-24-2014, 08:26 AM
#3
Premium Member
Join Date: 08-09-2012
Location: Cambridge, Ontario , Canada
Posts: 1,979
I do..not sure if every place is the same, but the place I get tires has a hazard fee of $6 per tire and they cover free repairs for flats and if they cant fix it then they give you a brand new tire. I think the $30 fee is peace of mind instead of paying 100 for a tire if needed
11-24-2014, 09:41 AM
#4
Senior Member
Join Date: 11-11-2007
Location: Sheboygan WI
Posts: 364
As with all insurance policies, if they didn't make money on it they wouldn't be offering it, so if you can tolerate paying for the occasional claim yourself you save. I had a slow leak last year from a nail, I plugged that one myself, but thinking back, that's the first and only incident since I had to put on the spare by the roadside when I got a flat in 1987...
11-24-2014, 02:16 PM
#6
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Join Date: 06-30-2010
Location: Kannapolis NC
Posts: 25,739
I'll throw in with the "Yes" crowd Kev, you use Stiggz in the performance of your duties, and sometimes Michigan roads are umm...less than nicely maintained.
You may never need it, or you'll have a flat two days after you put the tires on, it's called life.
You may never need it, or you'll have a flat two days after you put the tires on, it's called life.
