Understanding Tire & Wheel Protection
Unexpected road hazards can quickly turn a smooth drive into a costly repair. Tire & Wheel Protection plans are designed to shield you from the financial burden of damage to your tires and wheels caused by everyday road incidents.
Your vehicle's tires and wheels are constantly exposed to the dangers of the road. From sharp debris to unseen potholes, damage can occur at any moment, leading to expensive repairs or replacements. Tire & Wheel Protection plans offer a crucial layer of financial security, ensuring that you're not left footing the bill for these common incidents. It's an investment in your safety and your wallet, allowing you to drive confidently knowing you're covered.- Protection against unforeseen road hazards
- Covers damage to tires and wheels
- Saves on out-of-pocket repair costs
- Ensures peace of mind while driving
What is a Road Hazard?
A road hazard is any object or condition on the road that can cause damage to your vehicle's tires or wheels. Our protection plans are specifically designed to cover these common occurrences.
- Potholes
- Nails, screws, or other sharp objects
- Glass or debris
- Curb damage (in some plans)
- Blowouts
Key Coverages & Benefits
Our Tire & Wheel Protection plans offer comprehensive coverage for a wide range of road hazards, along with numerous benefits designed to make your ownership experience worry-free.
Our Tire & Wheel Protection plans go beyond just covering the cost of a new tire or wheel. They encompass all the associated expenses, ensuring a truly no-hassle experience. This includes the often-overlooked costs of mounting, balancing, new valve stems, and even sales tax. With no deductible to worry about on covered repairs, you can rest assured that unexpected road incidents won't strain your budget. Many plans also offer nationwide service, meaning you're protected whether you're at home or on a cross-country trip.- Tire repair or replacement
- Wheel repair or replacement
- Mounting, balancing, and valve stems included
- Taxes and labor costs covered
- No deductible on covered repairs
- Nationwide coverage
- Transferable plans (in most cases)
Tire Coverage
Protects against punctures, cuts, snags, and blowouts caused by road hazards. If a tire cannot be safely repaired, it will be replaced.
- Repair for punctures
- Replacement for non-repairable damage
- Covers original and replacement tires
- Includes run-flat tires (where applicable)
Wheel Coverage
Covers repair or replacement of wheels damaged by road hazards. This includes damage that prevents the wheel from holding air or balancing properly.
- Replacement for bent or cracked wheels
- Repair for structural damage
- Covers factory and aftermarket wheels (with certain plans)
Additional Benefits
Beyond the core coverage, our plans often include valuable extras to enhance your protection and convenience.
- Towing assistance (for covered events)
- Rental car reimbursement (for covered events)
- Cosmetic wheel repair (available in premium plans)
Comparing Our Tire & Wheel Protection Products
We offer various levels of Tire & Wheel Protection to suit different needs and budgets. Review the table below to find the plan that provides the right level of coverage for you.
Choosing the right protection plan can seem daunting, but by understanding the key differences, you can easily select the option that best fits your needs. Our plans are designed with flexibility in mind, offering everything from essential coverage for structural damage to premium options that include cosmetic repairs and additional perks.Feature | Basic Protection | Enhanced Protection | Premium Protection |
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Road Hazard Tire Repair/Replacement | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Road Hazard Wheel Replacement (Structural Damage) | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Mounting, Balancing, Valve Stems, Taxes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Deductible Per Incident | No | No | No |
Cosmetic Wheel Repair (Scratches, Scrapes) | No | Optional Add-on | Yes |
Towing Assistance (for covered event) | No | Yes | Yes |
Rental Car Reimbursement (for covered event) | No | No | Yes |
Transferable to New Owner | No | Yes | Yes |
Coverage Term Options | Up to 3 Years | Up to 5 Years | Up to 7 Years |
- Understand different coverage levels
- Identify core versus enhanced benefits
- Choose a plan that fits your driving habits
- Compare term lengths and transferable options
Frequently Asked Questions
What kind of damage does Tire & Wheel Protection cover?
It typically covers damage to your tires and wheels caused by road hazards such as potholes, nails, glass, or other debris that can cause punctures, blowouts, cracks, or bends. Cosmetic damage may be included in premium plans.
Is there a deductible with Tire & Wheel Protection?
Most of our Tire & Wheel Protection plans have no deductible for covered repairs or replacements, meaning you pay nothing out-of-pocket when you make a claim.
Does this replace my car insurance?
No, Tire & Wheel Protection is not a replacement for your standard car insurance. It is a supplemental product designed to cover specific damages to your tires and wheels that may not be covered by your auto insurance, or might be subject to a high deductible.
Can I transfer my Tire & Wheel Protection plan if I sell my car?
Many of our Enhanced and Premium Tire & Wheel Protection plans are transferable to a subsequent private purchaser of your vehicle, which can add value to your car when you sell it. Please check your specific contract for transferability details.
Are aftermarket wheels covered?
Coverage for aftermarket wheels can vary by plan. Some premium plans may include coverage for aftermarket wheels, while others might only cover factory-installed wheels. It's best to confirm with your specific plan details.
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