how to claim rim reimbursement program

[@03FR500]

It has be within 4 years or 48K miles though right? I have one tiny crack in a rear rim of my '19 Grand Sport. Was planning on getting some replacements soon. I'm pretty sure I won't be getting any reimbursement.

[@PhDTracyWalker]

Exactly 4 years or under 48k miles. They will only replace repairs. Have you gotten the crack repaired? Otherwise you lose air.

[@03FR500]

@@PhDTracyWalker I have not gotten it repaired, so nothing to reimburse now. But the needed planed replacements will not be cheap. I only drive it once or twice a week and it’s such a slow leak that it hasn’t been a big deal for me to fill it up before the weekend drive. I do worry about it suddenly becoming a big crack and leak. It would be nice if I could prove the crack and get a new rim at no expense. Even if it was just a stock replacement for now.

[@PhDTracyWalker]

The possibility of the crack scares me. Nonetheless, I'm happy that they did something. Too many people spoke up about it. The people have the power after all. I think its worth getting some aftermarket rims that your eyes really like. Between the 2k and 3k range. The concave designs are really near. I tried to avoid the very thin intricate spoke like rims. They crack. Go for some forged after market rims. There's good ones on ebay also. I'd search there first.

[@PhDTracyWalker]

@03FR500 or just take it to a rim repair place. They will fix it for under 300 bucks. Amd they will likely find cracks on the other rims. I drove my corvette twice a week also. Still would crack. Shame shame on GM.