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Can a Dead Battery Be Covered by Insurance?

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LaChristopher

07/29/25 9:16pm

A dead battery cannot be covered by insurance. Tire damage in an accident: Insurance companies cover risks and accidents. If the replacement of tires or the battery is not caused by an accident, the insurance company will not compensate. These are considered natural wear and tear, which are not covered by insurance. Consumables are not included in the compensation series. For example, if a tire bursts during normal driving, changing the tire will not be compensated. Only tire damage caused by an accident will be covered. Service life: Generally, the service life of a car battery is 2-3 years, and the original battery of a new car can last more than 3 years. Therefore, if the battery has been in use for about two years, you should pay attention as its service life may have expired. At this time, you should check it more often, conduct inspections in advance, and solve or replace it as soon as any problem is found.

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LeViolet

08/15/25 7:45pm

Last time my car battery suddenly died and couldn't start the engine. I thought filing an insurance claim could save me money, but found out that insurance usually doesn't cover it. They said batteries are wear-and-tear components - normal aging or power depletion don't count as accidental damage. Only battery damage caused by car accidents or natural disasters might qualify for claims. I wasted half a day waiting just to have my claim denied by the insurer. My advice is don't get your hopes up - just go straight to an auto shop for a new battery to save time and hassle. Most batteries last 3-5 years. Developing habits like turning off lights and avoiding short trips can extend battery life. If your car keeps breaking down, there might be an alternator issue that needs checking too.

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