Warranty plan for windshield, wheels, ding and dent

[coconutgroves]

I searched across the forum and didn't see anything on this topic, but may have missed a thread.

I am looking for a warranty plan that covers:

Windshield replacement (they are expensive nowadays)
Wheels (damage)
Ding and dent (paintless)
Interior repair (small repairs)

I bought one for my Tundra through my dealer in 2018 and have used it to get out under golf ball sized dents and also used it for a wheel. Cost for 6 years was $750, which was a deal, but I got it just above cost.

Anyone have on-line recommendations for this? I checked Flood and Ziegler, but didn't see anything there.

Appreciate it.

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[imnuts]

Your insurance should cover glass replacement, and if it doesn't already, you can probably add it.

 

[Buyer2021]

State Farm in Texas doesn't offer glass coverage other than through comprehensive coverage, but I was pleasantly surprised at how little it cost to lower the deductible to even $0.

One windshield replacement on my 2019 Honda Ridgeline with the cost of OE Honda-branded glass and the associated driver-aids recalibration (on that one the driver-aid cams shoot through the windshield) was 100% covered by SF and more than paid for many years of the $0 deductible.

YMMV but I suggest you at least talk to your insurance agent, whatever company, about that sort of 'protection'.

 

[coconutgroves]

Re windshield through insurance - they do cover, but under comprehensive in Texas. We used to have windshield coverage, but that is no longer an option as far as I know.

The windshield is just one - the wheels are more important. One wheel costs over $500 - going through insurance there means a $500 deductible, so it is not worth even doing a claim. A complete aftermarket package provides better coverage at a lower cost.

Comprehensive claims also drive up the cost of the premiums over time.

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