Does Insurance Cover Tire Damage Alone?

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Tire damage alone is not covered by insurance. Claims for tire blowout accidents: For damages caused to third-party vehicles or property, the insured third-party liability insurance can be used for compensation. For damages to the insured's own vehicle in a traffic accident, the insured's vehicle damage insurance can cover other parts except for the tires and rims, as tires and rims are exempt from compensation, requiring the car owner to bear the repair costs. Insurance categories: Basic insurance refers to third-party liability insurance and vehicle damage insurance, while additional insurance includes comprehensive theft insurance, passenger liability insurance, standalone glass breakage insurance, spontaneous combustion loss insurance, no-deductible special insurance, and body scratch insurance.