Understanding Tyre Insurance
Tyres are one of the most important parts of your car – and one of the most expensive to replace. Everyday bumps, potholes, nails and other hazards can turn a smooth drive into a costly repair bill. That’s where tyre insurance comes in.
Below, you’ll find a useful video that explain the ins and outs of tyre insurance: what it covers, how claims work, and why many drivers choose to protect their tyres this way.
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Key Points Covered:
- What tyre insurance is: A stand-alone policy designed to cover the cost or repairs or replacement of damaged tyres, when it’s not covered by your motor insurer.
- Common causes of tyre damage: Includes – kerb scuffs, pothole damage, road debris and even vandalism damage.
- What’s typically covered: Policies designed to cover different variety of tyres, including normal, performance or run flat tyres.
- Claim limits and terms: Most policies allow multiple claims per year, with 2-3 years of cover options available.
- Common exclusions: Damage caused by wear and tear is not covered, damage caused by negligence, or prior conditions – check your policy handbook for full exclusions.
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