Dealership forgot to put lugs back on and wheel fell off while driving down road
#11
Senior Member
I've seen a wheel fly off from a Jeep once, not pretty...
the IWE failure is "common", at least on this micro-sample-size forum. It may or may not be related to your flying wheel, but certainly not unheard of.
the IWE failure is "common", at least on this micro-sample-size forum. It may or may not be related to your flying wheel, but certainly not unheard of.
#12
#14
The wheel came from them not righting the lugs back up. The initial problem occurred in September and they fixed everything then. Then I get it back and have two cv boots bust. Yes the dealer assured me that the IWE problem is a occurring problem. So I never argued the issue. But I still saw as it was on the left front where the tech never tightened the lugs up
#15
Senior Member
As a buyer, the only repair I concern myself with is a wrecked vehicle repair. A vehicle repaired correctly by a dealer, is not an issue. As a matter of fact, its one less thing to worry about!
#16
But should the accident that I had show up on my carfax? I mean I never filled it to my insurance I had to have the police come out because I was blocking no a lane of traffic. I know how the carfax works alil but I would think it would go into detail alil more. I mean the carfax shows my other accident that I had. So I guess it's all in how the dealership classifies it.
#17
Senior Member
But should the accident that I had show up on my carfax? I mean I never filled it to my insurance I had to have the police come out because I was blocking no a lane of traffic. I know how the carfax works alil but I would think it would go into detail alil more. I mean the carfax shows my other accident that I had. So I guess it's all in how the dealership classifies it.
I think you are worrying for nothing!
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