I just turned 32k miles and this week I had to replace the tires (18's) which ended up costing me around $1k, new rear brakes, and $925 for a new windshield.

Are you still in the four year warranty window? I have about two months left on my 2011. Tires and windshield I would assume are not covered, but brakes sound like they might be. OEM brakes needing replacement in 32k miles doesn't sound right at all.

I had no idea the windshield was almost a K

JCesar wrote:I had no idea the windshield was almost a K

I thought it was because I had lane departure but it looks like all the M's are that expensive to replace.

Insurance not cover winshield?

biggie wrote:Insurance not cover winshield?

No. Esurance doesn't have glass coverage unless you pay the full deductible.

Yikes. My dealer told me that they would replace the windshield for $450. I just replaced the rear brakes, they were $200.

Maybe I should have checked with the dealer.......The brakes I bought online and then they charged me $50 to install since they already had the wheels off.

icrf wrote:Are you still in the four year warranty window? I have about two months left on my 2011. Tires and windshield I would assue are not covered, but brakes sound like they might be. OEM brakes needing replacement in 32k miles doesn't sound right at all.

Brakes are a wear and tear items like tires. Unless you have a stuck caliper they will not be covered under warranty. Even then they might not be. There is no "normal " mileage for brake pads. It depends on vehicle weight, driving conditions, driving style, etc.

dmclone wrote:Maybe I should have checked with the dealer.......The brakes I bought online and then they charged me $50 to install since they already had the wheels off.

$50 is a fair price. Brakes are such an easy job I could never bring myself to pay for them but I understand everyone's situation is different and like I said - $50 is a fair price.