Tyre Replacement Sample Clauses
The Tyre Replacement clause sets out the terms under which tyres on a vehicle must be replaced during the period of a contract or agreement. Typically, it specifies who is responsible for the cost and arrangement of tyre replacements, such as whether the lessee or lessor must pay for new tyres when the existing ones are worn beyond a certain tread depth. This clause ensures that vehicles remain safe and roadworthy throughout the contract term, and clarifies financial responsibility, thereby preventing disputes over tyre maintenance and replacement costs.
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Tyre Replacement the replacement cost of a new tyre of a similar make and specification if any tyre cannot be used following loss, destruction or damage as a result of an Accident involving the Insured Vehicle, provided that
(a) the condition of the damaged tyre, before it was damaged, conformed with legal requirements, and
(b) it was not a recapped or retread tyre.
Tyre Replacement. A1 If the costs of tyre replacement are included, this only relates to costs arising from normal wear and tear. Replacement of tyres at the expense of FS will take place at the time deemed necessary by FS, and in any case before the legally required minimum tread depth is reached, and will be performed by a service provider determined by FS. A2 The Client is responsible for checking the tyre pressure and inflating tyres as needed. A3 If the winter tyre component is part of the Contract, the tyre change must take place at a service provider determined by FS and within the period specified by FS. A4 The winter tyres must be stored at a service provider to be determined by FS and remain the property of FS.
Tyre Replacement. (i) Any damage to a tyre on the Vehicle which requires us to replace the tyre with a new tyre that is listed in our Tyre Charges Schedule (which can be found on our website: ▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇.▇▇/▇▇▇▇▇-▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇/▇▇▇▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇- policy) is classified as a 'Tyre Replacement'. If a Vehicle’s tyre is punctured and is capable of being repaired then it is classified as a 'Tyre Repair'.
(ii) In relation to a Tyre Replacement or a Tyre Repair (whichever applies in the circumstances) which is not identified until the Vehicle is returned permanently to us you will pay us:
(A) the pre-agreed fixed sum(s) set out in the Tyre Charges Schedule. This contains a list of charges, broken down by tyre and by supplementary charges that will apply if you request an immediate call-out (‘Immediate Response Request’); plus
(B) a Light Damage Administration Charge which is set out in the Tariff Guide.
(iii) The pre-agreed fixed sums(s) in the Tyre Charges Schedule are set by us at an amount that seeks genuinely to estimate the sums that we would have to pay our suppliers to replace or repair the tyre. In either case (of a Tyre Replacement or Tyre Repair) you will have the certainty of paying a pre-agreed fixed sum and you will not pay a Loss of Use Charge or a separate Engineer's Charge.
Tyre Replacement. (i) Any damage to a tyre on the Vehicle which requires us to replace the tyre with a new tyre that is listed in our Tyre Charges Schedule (which can be found on our website: ▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇.▇▇/▇▇▇▇▇-▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇/▇▇▇▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇▇▇) is classified as a 'Tyre Replacement'.
(ii) In relation to a Tyre Replacement you will pay us:
(A) the pre-agreed fixed sum(s) set out in the Tyre Charges Schedule. This contains a list of charges, broken down by tyre and by supplementary charges that will apply if an out-of-hours and/or remote location call-out is necessary; and
(B) a Light Damage Administration Charge which is set out in the Tariff Guide.
(iii) The pre-agreed fixed sums(s) in the Tyre Charges Schedule are set by us at an amount that seeks genuinely to estimate the sums that we would have to pay our suppliers to replace the tyre. In the case of a Tyre Replacement you will have the certainty of paying a pre- agreed fixed sum and you will not pay a Loss of Use Charge or a separate Engineer's Charge.
Tyre Replacement. Unless the Quote provides otherwise, the Supplier is responsible for replacing tyres on Equipment that have worn due to Fair Wear and Tear. Notwithstanding this clause 18.10, the Supplier is not responsible for – and the Customer must pay for – the replacement of tyres where the tyre(s) to be replaced:
(a) is Damaged; or
(b) suffered a puncture; or
(c) failed within 12 months of being replaced by the Supplier; or
(d) are on Equipment that has a capacity of 8T or greater.