Wheel/Rims Clause Samples
The Wheel/Rims clause defines the responsibilities and standards related to the wheels and rims of a vehicle or equipment. It typically specifies requirements for the condition, maintenance, or replacement of wheels and rims, such as ensuring they are free from damage, meet safety standards, or are of a certain type or specification. This clause helps ensure that the wheels and rims are safe and suitable for use, thereby reducing the risk of accidents or equipment failure due to faulty or inappropriate wheels or rims.
Wheel/Rims. We will reimburse You for the cost to repair or replace a wheel rendered unserviceable due to a covered road hazard. Wheel inspection may be required for a Claim approval. Aggregate benefits for the duration of this Agreement are limited to [four (4)] occurrences regardless of the number of wheels replaced per occurrence.
Wheel/Rims. We will reimburse You for the cost to repair or replace a wheel rendered unserviceable due to a covered road hazard. Wheel inspection may be required for Claim approval. Aggregate benefits for the duration of this Agreement are limited to [four (4)] occurrences regardless of the number of wheels replaced per occurrence. Prior notification is required before any tire or wheel is repaired or replaced. Within 30 days of an incident, send a copy of the repair or replacement invoice, including authorization number, tread depth of damaged tire, detailed description, cause of the damage, photograph(s) of the damaged tire or wheel and any other information reasonably requested to the Administrator shown on the Declaration Page. Tire and Wheel Road Hazard coverage for the Unit and the Tow Vehicle are subject to the exclusions described in the Exclusions section of this Agreement, as applicable. Damages and costs resulting from or falling within any of the following descriptions are also excluded from coverage: resulting from chain damage or use on a construction site; resulting from collision with a curb, object or another vehicle; resulting from improper or inadequate maintenance, including misalignment, suspension problems, improper tire inflation; mechanical issues resulting in abnormal wear and tear, dry rot, salt water exposure or tire(s) worn to less than 3/32 inch tread depth; tires or wheels that are oversized or otherwise inconsistent with manufacturer’s recommendations; tires or wheels transferred from another Unit or vehicle; damage that does not affect performance or safety, such as sidewall rim pinches or bruises; damage covered by any other insurance, warranty or service contract; and consequential losses or damages.