This type of car insurance provides coverage to third party life and property and does not cover the insured vehicle
This type of car insurance provides coverage to your vehicle as well as third party and property
This type of insurance provides coverage for your car’s damages and losses including events caused due to man made, natural calamities, and theft.
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No. Engine protect add-on is only available with comprehensive or standalone own-damage insurance plans.
Add-ons should be bought right at the time when you buy the policy. Many insurers don’t allow buying add-on while you are in between the policy year.
Yes, it is covered when you buy the engine protection add-on cover.
No, these damages will only be covered if you have purchased a car engine protection add-on
Yes, a policyholder while buying the policy can buy as many add-ons as they wish under a standalone own-damage or comprehensive car plan.
1. Contact the insurance company & let them know about the engine part or parts’ damages.
2. The insurer will send a surveyor executive so evaluate the damages for claim settlement.
3. After the evaluation, if the claim is approved the reimbursement amount will be paid to the policyholder.
No, you have to either have a comprehensive plan or a standalone own damage plan in which you should have purchased the engine protection add-on so that your car’s engine damages are covered.
Yes, it keeps you from bearing heavy financial losses pertaining to your engine damages in the long-run.
Any damages to the engine resulting from wear & tear and even mechanical failure is generally not covered.
It results in compression problems as the water has no place to go. Piston roads will eventually be damaged.
