Someone broke into my garage and left my 08 G37S on wood logs and made off with my 19" factory rims and tires! The car is not damaged, but I am SOL. Does anyone have a set for sale? I am located about 60 miles north of Philadelphia PA.

 

Insurance and purchase from dealer....

 

go through your insurance havd them cut you a check for the wheels and tires and then you can even buy aftermarket if you so decide

 

His may be paid off, but I thought insurance companies only cut out checks if the vehicle is owned out right?

 

insurance.

 

No, they cut checks if you have a policy on the car, doesn't need to be paid off. Think homeowners insurance is only for mortgages paid off?

 

homeowners does not cover - comprehensive does.

 

Pm Diego aka vosseng37s, he's selling a set

 

Dude, I was making a point about insurance and the comment that was made prior from the individual who thought insurance only paid out if the insured object was paid for in full by the owner. I was using homeowners insurance as an example of an insured item that is not paid off in full by most owners.

 

Mine can be for sale for the right price lol...

 

this has happened to me.. call you insurance they will cover it.

 

they cut checks if you have a policy on the car

 

to be clear - comprehensive covers this, so I will get some recovery on the stolen items. My best advice I can offer is to make sure you have comp on your car - it is relatively cheap and is saving my axx. Homeowners would not cover theft on your car.
I am looking for used wheels and tires as I now have to buy a home security system as my wife and I are freaked out by the guts of someone to break into our garage and leave my car on blocks - I live in a well patrolled small town, and I was obviously watched for a time and targeted because of my nice ride.

 

You need to read more carefully, I never said Homeowners would cover the loss of car rims. Hope you make out OK.

 

Not entirely true. It depends on the insurance company and how they want to deal with it. Some insurance company makes you file it under uninsured motorist, some company makes you file it under comp. It all depends.

LMAO. That's what I was thinking. I was like da fuq I just read when he said comp.

He was talking about homeowners insurance as an example. Like for example 1 out of 6 people who have houses are paid off others still have debt aka called mortgage. He was trying to say if some one broke into a house and stole everything, he can file a claim with the insurance company even though he still money on the house.