The contact owns a 2008 Lexus IS250. The contact stated that all four rims were corroded and causing the tires to deflate. The vehicle was taken to the dealer where the technician verified the failure, and stated that all four rims needed to be replaced. The manufacturer was made aware of the failure. The vehicle was not repaired. The failure mileage was 55,000 and the current mileage was 101,000.

- Laurens, SC, USA

I hit a pothole on my way to work at 4:55pm on Monday Feb.24,2014. The pothole was at the intersection of cumberland ave and higgins ave.I was going North on cumberland towards talcott ave, park ridge. As I approached higgins ave, red light turned on. I was behind one car when the green light turned on. The car in front of me was able to avoid the pothole, but since I was right behind, I did not. The moment I hit this pothole with my front, left tire my dashboard displayed a message that I have low pressure in the tire. Automatically my wheel started pulling me to the side. I drove up cumberland ave for approximately 1 block and pulled to the nearest side street that was on my right: Glenlake ave. I got out of the car to find a flat tire. By the time I got help, it was 5:45pm. I called park ridge police department asking what I should do and I was directed to file a claim towards my insurance. I wanted to make a picture of the pot hole but considering higgins ave and cumberland ave is a large, busy intersection, I was not able to stop and take a picture. Today, Feb.26,2014, I was going the same way to work and I found the pothole to be patched up. I want to know who will pay for my damaged tire? the pothole must have been very deep since upon impact, I automatically got a flat. I also wanted to add that I was starting off from a full stop. I did not drive more than 15 mph. All in all, this situation is causing me a lot of inconvenience and I want to know if the city of Chicago will reimburse me for the costs that I now have.

- Chicago, IL, USA