The auto industry is known for improvisation, especially when it comes to safety-related measures. An automotive vehicle’s warning lights have always been a necessary component

What Is Insurance For Auto Repair?

Car insurance is distinct from insurance for auto repairs. You are covered by auto insurance in the event of theft or an accident. In almost all states, it is a legal requirement for driving, just as bodily injury liability (BIL) and property damage liability coverage may be necessary. Car insurance does not, however, generally cover everything, including the expense of maintaining a vehicle.

Auto repair insurance shields you from unanticipated mechanical failures brought on by typical driving, such as failures that don’t result from an accident. Your factory warranty, which normally only covers replacements or repairs due to shoddy work or manufacturer error, is not covered by this policy. The range of coverage options and deductibles, which typically run from $100 to $300, varies.

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