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henry1

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Just got home last night and noticed a screw head in my rear RFT, hoping it may be a small one I tried unscrewing then heard the air leaking, still 4mm on the tyre. Then I remembered the tyre insurance the dealer got me to take on my wife's insistance.
Called up AXA Saturday morning holiday but got an answer, their firms are Kwik fit and nationwide but as over 250.00 problem with split invoice paying the extra.
Took it to my local Protyre, 268 fitted, paid and sent the invoice by email to AXA, had a reply that they will send 250 direct to my bank on Tuesday, so cost me 18.00 pounds. One more like that in the next three years I will be in profit, max 5 claims up to 250 each. So thanks AXA for the service.
OK I know non RFT's are cheaper, better ride but as my wife drives this 6 months of the year when I'm not here it's safer for her.
 
Taz x said:
my car insurance is with Axa so its good to know there was no messing about

Tyre insurance claims are a little more clear cut and easier than normal claims.

To OP, I claimed on my tyre in insurance for a new tyre even though I had changed to non runflats as it is tyre insurance and not run flat insurance (well mine was)
 
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