Running none runflats and insurance
Running none runflats and insurance
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edition

Original Poster:

986 posts

214 months

Thursday 7th June 2012
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Hi,

Just wondering if anybody has gone from running runflats to normal tyres and whether you let your insurance company know?

If so are they likely to see this as a modification? I.e hike up premiums?

Thanks in advance!

Edited by edition on Thursday 7th June 17:07

Magic919

14,193 posts

225 months

Thursday 7th June 2012
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Non.
Whether.
Ask your Insurer. Most won't care.

don'tbesilly

15,362 posts

187 months

Thursday 7th June 2012
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edition said:
Hi,

Just wondering if anybody has gone from running runflats to normal tyres and wether you let your insurance company know?

If so are they likely to see this as a modification? I.e hike up premiums?

Thanks in advance!
As long as you stick to the same specification/size of tyre you shouldn't have a problem,however all insurance companies vary on what's considered a modification,some will no doubt want to sting you.

thebigmacmoomin

2,892 posts

193 months

Thursday 7th June 2012
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How exactly is it a modification to fit new tyres?