Given the expression one might assume everything - but actually this is not the case.
In almost every area of the world all inclusive car hire insurance means that there are some parts of the car that are still excluded. In Europe this tends to mean wheels, roof, underside of the car, and glass (normally both the windscreen and mirrors are excluded), whilst in the US typical limitations include:
Flat Battery (if you leave your lights on. Covered if faulty battery)
Damage caused by putting the wrong fuel type in the car (e.g. putting diesel in a petrol car)
Broken Windows
Tyre replacement (e.g. if damaged by hitting the curb. Covered if worn)
Key replacement if you loose the key
Roadside assistance if you lock yourself out of the car
Damage to underside of vehicle if you are found to be driving 'off-road' which is not permitted
Damage to the roof of the car if you place goods on the roof or drive under a low barrier etc.
Damage to the interior (caused by spilling drinks, cigarette burns in seats etc)
Some fly drives sell insurance as part of the fly drive package - in such cases we suggest you take the fly drive package, as to do otherwise may not be acceptable to the fly drive company, otherwise Car Hire Insurance such as that available through the moneymaxim car hire insurance service may be the appropriate way to ensure you do not face any unwelcome bills at the end of your holiday.
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If you have any queries do call a member of the moneymaxim car hire insurance team.
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