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GAP insurance and tyre insurance for new car

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  • uknick wrote: »
    I think the OP meant he declined the offer of GAP because the Mercedes product was too expensive.

    That does make much more sense.

    Their GAP is very expensive.
  • Hintza wrote: »
    Tyre Insurance will probably be best done by putting away £10-£20/month into a bank account. Tyre insurance won't cover you when the tyre wears out.

    A single claim on one of my tyres would pay back more than the price I got my tyre insurance for.

    And I had three claims.

    10-20 per month in my account wouldn't have helped at all.

    But, each to their own and it might not worth it if you're running small radius tyres or non-premium tyres.
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