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What is Wear and Tear?
Wear and tear is a term used to describe the gradual damage that occurs to an object as a result of normal use over time. This type of damage is typically the result of repeated physical stress, exposure to environmental factors, or a combination of both.
For example..
- A wheel may experience wear and tear due to the friction they encounter on the road surface.
- A scooter seat may become scratched or faded over time due to exposure to sunlight or repeated use.
- A electronic devices may experience wear and tear due to the constant use of their components, such as buttons, switches, and screens.
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General Questions and Definitions
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Policy Questions
Can I pay monthly for my Mobility Insurance?
How do I make a claim on my Mobility Insurance policy?
Does Mobility Insurance cover an attachment that makes a manual wheelchair a power-chair?
Does Mobility Insurance cover a custom-built powered wheelchair?
My Mobiliy Scooter is second-hand and I don't have a receipt, what can I use as proof of purchase?
I have replaced my current mobility scooter, what do I next?
Is there any age limit on Mobility Insurance policies?
Who else can I add to my Mobility Insurance?
Is a licence required to ride on the road with a mobility scooter?