Your tyres and wheels are one of the most important factors in keeping your car moving. With no excess payment required, convenience in claims, and cost savings, why wouldn’t you consider eric Tyre & Wheel Insurance?

What does eric Tyre & Wheel Insurance cover?

Most comprehensive car insurance products usually don’t cover you for damages to your tyres & wheels, although you may have taken this cover out as an optional extra, it is best to check with your insurer. Bear in mind, if your tyres and wheels are covered under a comprehensive product there may be an excess payable, however, eric Tyre & Wheel Insurance doesn’t have an excess.

Why should I choose eric Tyre & Wheel Insurance?

eric’s Tyre & Wheel Insurance is valuable to both everyday commuters and the more adventurous drivers, who don’t wish to be inconvenienced or financially out of pocket.

Our staff will work with your licenced repairer to co-ordinate and approve your repairs, discuss any concerns and strive to have you back on the road with the least amount of inconvenience to you.

Below is a list, outlining the key benefits of our cover:

• Car Rental – Up to a maximum of $500 if your car is immobilised for more than 2 consecutive business days after repairs are authorised.
• Towing Costs – Up to $100 for any one claim, subject to a maximum policy benefit of $300.
• Accommodation Costs – Up to a maximum of $500 if your vehicle is immobilised beyond 100kms from your home address and repairs are not completed on the day of authorisation.
• Seamless Claims Process – Designed to get you back on the road quickly with no upfront cost or excess. We pay the repairer.

What are the coverage terms available and costs associated with eric Tyre & Wheel Insurance?

At eric, we offer a 12-month cover term with the option of renewing at the end of the 12-month period. Did I mention you can pay-by-the-month?

You can find out more about eric Motor Vehicle Tyre & Wheel Insurance by clicking here or contact us on 1800 999 977.

Disclaimer: Information provided in this guide is general in nature and does not consider your personal needs or circumstances. When considering whether the product is right for you, always refer to the relevant Product Disclosure Statement (PDS) for full terms, conditions, and exclusions.