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Originally Posted by AlanQS
Thanks for that - that makes things easier.
Now... runflat or non-runflat. The difference in price between runflat and non run flat Pilot 2 tyres is £164 - so that's good but what about the insurance company? Will they get stroppy?
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Originally Posted by scottc
Tyres are tyres as far as I am concerned and I dont really think the insurance company will be bothered what you put on it, I think they will be only bothered if you change your wheels.
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You need to realise that insurance companies will happily reject any claim, if they think they can get away with it. Unfortunately, unsuspecting customers will only realise this when they try to make a claim, tyres involved or not, & their insurance company tells them where to go.
My advice would be to let your insurance company know, if you intend changing from run-flats to 'ordinary' tyres.
The final decision is yours.
Viv