Things Every Crossfire Owner Needs
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Things Every Crossfire Owner Needs
!. Torx or "Star" driver and socket wrenches cheap!
http://search.harborfreight.com/cpis...kets&Submit=Go
2. Auto Club with 24/7 road service for tire problems with a $350 per tire & $350 per wheel replacement insurance policy, " Auto Advantage Plus Tire & Wheel Protection" for $89.95 / year.
http://www.theautoclub.com/auto/index.jsp
I have purchased this policy but, have not used it yet. Hopefully if I ever need it I will get some help with the high cost of a flat with my Crossfire. This may be false security but at least I will not have the pointless argument with Chrysler about roadside assistance.
Larry Hegle
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http://search.harborfreight.com/cpis...kets&Submit=Go
2. Auto Club with 24/7 road service for tire problems with a $350 per tire & $350 per wheel replacement insurance policy, " Auto Advantage Plus Tire & Wheel Protection" for $89.95 / year.
http://www.theautoclub.com/auto/index.jsp
I have purchased this policy but, have not used it yet. Hopefully if I ever need it I will get some help with the high cost of a flat with my Crossfire. This may be false security but at least I will not have the pointless argument with Chrysler about roadside assistance.
Larry Hegle
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Re: Things Every Crossfire Owner Needs
Originally Posted by paradiso
!. Torx or "Star" driver and socket wrenches cheap!
http://search.harborfreight.com/cpis...kets&Submit=Go
2. Auto Club with 24/7 road service for tire problems with a $350 per tire & $350 per wheel replacement insurance policy, " Auto Advantage Plus Tire & Wheel Protection" for $89.95 / year.
http://www.theautoclub.com/auto/index.jsp
I have purchased this policy but, have not used it yet. Hopefully if I ever need it I will get some help with the high cost of a flat with my Crossfire. This may be false security but at least I will not have the pointless argument with Chrysler about roadside assistance.
Larry Hegle
2006 Roadster Ltd.
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http://search.harborfreight.com/cpis...kets&Submit=Go
2. Auto Club with 24/7 road service for tire problems with a $350 per tire & $350 per wheel replacement insurance policy, " Auto Advantage Plus Tire & Wheel Protection" for $89.95 / year.
http://www.theautoclub.com/auto/index.jsp
I have purchased this policy but, have not used it yet. Hopefully if I ever need it I will get some help with the high cost of a flat with my Crossfire. This may be false security but at least I will not have the pointless argument with Chrysler about roadside assistance.
Larry Hegle
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Re: Things Every Crossfire Owner Needs
Humm, I don't know anything about Auto Club. It makes me leery though. I would never purchase third party warrantees so don’t think I would purchase their roadside assistance plan. We got roadside assistance through our car insurance for less than $1/month. AAA is a proven roadside assistance too. I wouldn’t want to be in need of assistance to find out if they are legit.
That’s my 2 cents worth.
That’s my 2 cents worth.
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Re: Things Every Crossfire Owner Needs
i am also a Jeep owner and believe me, i have the Torx thing covered. 
that being said, i would stay away from cheap Torx. they will either destroy the bolt or the bit will twist, rendering it useless.
that being said, i would stay away from cheap Torx. they will either destroy the bolt or the bit will twist, rendering it useless.
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Re: Things Every Crossfire Owner Needs
Originally Posted by InfernoRedXfire
Humm, I don't know anything about Auto Club. It makes me leery though. I would never purchase third party warrantees so don’t think I would purchase their roadside assistance plan. We got roadside assistance through our car insurance for less than $1/month. AAA is a proven roadside assistance too. I wouldn’t want to be in need of assistance to find out if they are legit.
That’s my 2 cents worth.
That’s my 2 cents worth.
You could be right I might regret my choice when I find myself sitting on the side of the road with a flat but, in the meantime I feel it is better than nothing.
As for the cost although I did not need the full features of an auto club I bought the coverage for the " Tire & Wheel Protection". It would be difficult for them to hassle you about towing for a tire failure when you have " Tire & Wheel Protection" coverage.
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Re: Things Every Crossfire Owner Needs
i worked for autoclub for over 2 years. they suck!!!
you will wait forever for your tow and the whole tire thing forget about it ... they won't pay out. trust me i can go on and on ...
you will wait forever for your tow and the whole tire thing forget about it ... they won't pay out. trust me i can go on and on ...
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