This option covers towing fees and any damage to the windscreen, mirrors, external lights, roof, and undercarriage of the vehicle, all with zero excess.

It indicates that the renter is financially responsible for any damage or theft of the rental vehicle.

Zero excess deductible car insurance explained! Enjoy guaranteed best rates on a car rental with no collision damage waiver or theft protection deductibles.

No-excess or zero-excess bookings means the renter will not be responsible for paying for repairs to the vehicle. Zero-excess car hire can be beneficial, but ...

SuperCover allows you to waive this excess for your rental so that you will have nothing to pay should anything happen to the vehicle.

Typical exclusions include damage to tyres, windows, mirrors, underside and roof of the vehicle where these are the only areas damaged. So damage to these areas ...

Zero Excess will completely eliminate your excess. If the damage made to the vehicle is covered by the package, you will not have to pay for anything. However, ...

What does zero excess mean to me as a client? This means that if you choose the zero excess option, you don't have to pay any basic or voluntary excess.

Premium Cover reduces the excess amount (often to zero) which significantly reduces the security deposit amount held on your card when you collect the car. For ...

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