Update:Update:
The glass company was able to get approval from my auto insurer and ordered Kia OEM glass for my vehicle. I have an appointment next week to have my windshield replaced. Yay!
Wow, it certainly did. What was it? I'm sure you felt/heard that one! (touchup paint to carry you over)
The painted rocker panels? Yea it gets pretty dirty in the rain ...Gave it a good wash after weekend's road trip. That front end is just a nightmare to get all the bugs out. I'm not going to sit there with a tooth brush!@#
+ no rock chips or other damage. Keeping the 10 car following distance is working
After driving in the rain, water is somehow getting in the the door sills (bottom part where one steps over when entering/exiting) front and rear.
Update:Update:
Auto glass company still has not received the new OEM windshield. It was supposed to have arrived on Monday at dealership. Must be coming from Korea and also part of the many product shortages due to COVID. Maybe someday I will have a new windshield.
I knew this was going to be a hassle and that's why I waited as long as I did to finally claim the windshield replacement on my insurance. Then I also had the expectation that with all the shortages due to COVID that it would be even worse to try to get new parts. Nothing about windshield replacements seems to be simple anymore. If I had a basic vehicle (like my older Honda Accord that I replaced with my Stinger) with no HUD or sensors I would have just gone with the aftermarket non-OEM windshield and been done with it.Competence and initiative rarely exist any more.......
who would you able to contact and complain to about that?Road construction left a 3 inch sharp edge on the interstate where they stopped digging out the old asphalt .. like wth, who thinks it's fine to leave such a sharp edge on the road ... Completely ripped two holes in the sidewall and may have bent the wheel a tiny bit on the inside . Not sure yet ..