Question on estimated milage
20 August 2008, 07:22 AM
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Question on estimated milage
It seems most insurance companies now days use your estimted annual mileage to set your premium, Is this milage figure binding I wonder ? For example if my policy says estimated milage 10,000 miles and I do 10,500, am I not insured for the last 500 . Just a question thats crossed my mind a few times , any experts out there know the answer ?
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I have pondered this myself. As a sceptic i would say if you have a smash they will ask for the MOT certificate whhich has your mileage on. If it is clearly a lot more than your estimate from when it was done then they might reduce the claim or something but i think it is a difficult one to make stick.
Some ask for the current miles on the car but not many.
5t.
Some ask for the current miles on the car but not many.
5t.
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