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Originally Posted by egtownsend
I had the EXACT same problem. Two wheels cracked, and the loss of pressure caused damage to the tire. Insurance would pay for the wheel, but not the tires as they said I damaged it.
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Certainly one could argue that their cracked rim broke your tire. Tell them that you WILL get a lawyer and it will cost them way much more than a tire because you WILL sue for legal fees as well.
This is not all one sided as they want it to be. Geeeze this crap makes me mad and you have to do something about it.
Think of it like this. if you go to a store and get bad service and do nothing about it. that enables them to treat the next person (namely me) the same way. They wont like me in court because I WILL bring the kitchen sink for them to pay for.
DO YOUR JOB and sue them. I dont care that it cost 500 for a lawyer and the tire costs 200.