FAQ
Answers to our most frequently asked questions
Motor Warranty FAQ
*Roadworthy vehicles, t’s and c’s apply
Body Care FAQ
Answers to our most frequently asked questions
All new cars come with a variety of warranties. The most common warranty is the bumper-to-bumper warranty/factory warranty that the manufacturer provides. These warranties remain in effect for a certain period or kilometres. When your cars manufacturer’s warranty is near its end or has already come to an end, it’s time to consider an extended car warranty. If your car breaks down with no warranty in place, you will be liable for the cost of repairs.
Motor Warranty provides you with protection against the cost of parts and labour following mechanical or electrical failures, after the original manufacturer’s warranty expires.
Warranty – Motor Warranty provides mechanical or electrical failure cover. This term refers to the sudden and unforeseen actual breaking or burning out of a component.
Service Plan – A Service Plan is ideal if you need to service your car at its specified servicing intervals whilst knowing that it is done by professionals. A Service Plan does not provide cover for wear-and-tear items like brake pads.
Maintenance Plan – A Maintenance Plan will cover regular services, wear and tear and the cost of repairs in the event of failure of major components.
– roadworthy vehicle
– full service history at an RMI dealer
– maximum mileage of 400 000 km
– SA resident
Your vehicle must be serviced according to the manufacturer’s service requirements. The service must be done at a RMI approved workshop.
Yes, there is a waiting period of 90 days from inception (3 calendar months). During this time period, a 25% benefit cover will apply on all listed components.
No, all repairs can be done at any RMI, Manufacturer or InsureAfrica-approved workshops.
*Roadworthy vehicles, t’s and c’s apply
If keeping your car in mint condition is important, then we have the solution. BodyCare is a cost effective and convenient solution for repairing small scrapes, scratches and dents on your car. If keeping your car in mint condition is important, then we have the solution. BodyCare is a cost effective and convenient solution for repairing small scrapes, scratches and dents on your car. BodyCare is separate to your comprehensive insurance policy, therefore you can claim for unsightly little scratches, dents and scuffs with no increase in your car insurance premium.
No, there is no limit on the size or depth of the scratch/dent.
No, there is no excess.
Yes, in the event of tar damage to your vehicle, we will pay the repair cost to have the tar removed.
Yes, you can claim a maximum of R3000 per incident, up to a maximum of R6000 per annum.
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