AUTOSAFE TYRE AND RIM WARRANTY

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AUTOSAFE TYRE AND RIM WARRANTY

We provide cover for the insured tyres and rims. Summary of Cover We provide cover for the insured tyres and rims. What is covered? We will indemnify the insured against the cost of repairs or replacement of any passenger tyres and rims fitted to the insured vehicle suffering accidental or malicious damage (in the form of a cut, bruise, impact break or puncture).

Maximum benefit (4 tyres /rims) Summary of Limits Amount per tyre/rim Maximum benefit (4 tyres /rims) Option 1 R1 000 R 4 000 Option 2 R1 500 R 6 000 Option 3 R2 500 R10 000 Option 4 R3 500 R14 000

Additional cover & Territorial limits Gold club Roadside Emergency Benefits Territorial limits: South Africa only

Acceptance criteria The vehicle may be any of the following: Light motor vehicles Mini-buses Light delivery vehicles Panel vans The gross vehicle mass must not exceed 3 500kg, which are used solely for social, domestic and pleasure purposes and journeys to and from your permanent place of work. The definition of insured vehicle does not include taxis, motor cycles, scooters, three wheeled vehicles, quad bikes, caravans or motor homes, trailers or boats. Claims have to be submitted within 60 days after the claim event.

General exclusions This policy does not cover: Tyres where the tyre tread depth is below the legal limit allowed for in the regulation under the Road Traffic Act. Tyres and rims fitted to vehicles used for driving tuition, car hire, racing, speed testing, reliability trails, off-road activities. Any loss not arising from malicious or accidental damage.

General exclusions This policy does not cover: Any consequential losses incurred as a result of the damage to the insured tyres and rims. The cost of repair or replacement if recoverable under any other insurance or warranty. Cosmetic, chemical or atmospheric damage. Manufacturing defects in workmanship and/or materials.

General exclusions This policy does not cover: Loss of or damage to the motor vehicle on which the insured items were installed. Injury to the driver as a result of any road hazard. Damage to the insured items if some other part of the vehicle, (not rims or alloy wheels) is damaged at the same time. Loss or theft of insured items.