QUOTE (wellmax1 @ Sep 14 2009, 10:32 AM)

a lot of things could have caused the problem.
ran through some chemical on the road.
some tire cleaners have a very strong chemical that can cause the wheel to blister.
I believe its going to be a streach to get toy to pay for a new set of wheels.
even if a wheel was broke, cracked or bent, they could just say you hit something on the road.
if paint were coming off the hood or door, etc: i believe you would have a better case.
Your comments make sense. On the other hand there must be some semi widespread problem , otherwise Toyota would not have agreed to split the cost even after warranty????
I have personally seen it 3 times myself in the North East on other vehicles. Considering that, imagine how many cases are out there.
I still appreciate Toyota stepping up to the level they did.