Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
Knowing how to change a flat tire is a very useful skill, so you may want to learn in the future. But since you can’t currently change a flat tire, you should know that insurance usually doesn’t cover flat tires.
The only way that your car insurance would cover a flat tire is if it’s the result of one of three conditions:
The tire becomes flat as the result of an accident
in order to be covered. However, repairing or replacing a flat tire may cost less than your deductible, which means you would have to pay for it out of pocket.
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