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"WE will pay for COSTS to repair or replace the original equipment or like replacement tires and/or wheels of YOUR MOTORCYCLE that fail due to contact with a road hazard (pothole or debris on the road surface such as nail, rock or tree limb).
YOU do not have to pay the DEDUCTIBLE under this coverage. Pickup, rental and travel lodging benefits apply to covered tire and wheel claims.
Exclusions to this coverage include: normal wear, damage due to collision (except road hazards as described above), overloading, dry rot, fire, flood, vandalism, acts of God, abnormal wear; failures of tires or wheels when tires have less than 3/32 of an inch of tread. This coverage is not available for police motorcycles.
This coverage begins on the CONTRACT SALE DATE and expires at the end of the CONTRACT TERM."
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