Safe on the road: Which tire insurance keeps its promises?

Have you ever been afraid of getting a flat tire on the road? You are not alone. Millions of drivers experience a flat tire every year. It can be dangerous and costly.

But what if there was a way to protect yourself from the cost of a flat tire?

Tire insurance can help you cover the cost of a new tire or repair if you get a flat.

In this blog post, we will look at the benefits of tire insurance and show you how to choose the right coverage for you.

WHAT IS TIRE INSURANCE?

Tire insurance is an insurance policy that covers damage to tires.

The insurance can cover damage caused by external impacts such as nails, kerbing or theft.

WHAT TYPES OF DAMAGE ARE COVERED?

In principle, the following types of damage are covered:

• Damage caused by external impact: This includes damage from nails, kerbing, glass or rocks.
• Theft: The insurance company will replace the stolen tire or tires on the same axle.
• Flat tire: The insurance company will cover the cost of repairing or replacing a tire that has been rendered unusable as a result of a puncture.

EXAMPLES OF EXTERNAL DAMAGES

• A nail or foreign object enters the tire and causes a puncture.
• Hitting a curb causes tire damage.
• Glass or rocks damage the tire.

EXAMPLES OF DAMAGE DUE TO THEFT

• A tire is stolen.
• A tire is damaged and must be replaced.

EXAMPLES OF TIRE DAMAGE

• Tire loses air through a crack or hole.
• The tire is damaged by a nail or foreign object and must be repaired or replaced.

WHAT DOES TIRE INSURANCE COST?

The cost of tire insurance varies depending on the provider and the coverage provided. Typically, tire insurance costs between $10 and $20 per year.

WHAT KIND OF TIRE INSURANCE IS RIGHT FOR ME?

Several factors, such as vehicle type, tire size and desired coverage, determine which tire insurance is right for you.

OTHER IMPORTANT DETAILS

• Tire size: Tire insurance can vary in price depending on the size of the tires. Typically, tire insurance is less expensive for smaller tires than for larger tires.
• Benefits: Tire insurance benefits can vary depending on the provider. It is important to compare the benefits of different companies before deciding.
• Deductibles: Many tire insurance policies include a deductible. This means that in the event of a claim, the policyholder will have to pay a portion of the costs out of pocket.

Example: A driver has a tire insurance with a deductible of 50 euros. He drives with a nail in a tire and has to replace it. The new tire costs 100 Euros. The policyholder has to pay 50 Euros and is reimbursed 50 Euros by the insurance company.

CONCLUSION

Tire insurance can be a wise investment to cover the cost of a flat tire.

It is important to compare the benefits of different policies before making a decision.