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Story with sound systems and insurance ?

Paidi28 · 2012-11-14 20:48:02

Hey lads just wondering if you's could tell me if putting in extra speakers/sub woofers whatever affects insurance , or if there's certain stuff that does and doesn't thanks :)

14-11-2012 8:48pm

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Paidi28

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Hey lads just wondering if you's could tell me if putting in extra speakers/sub woofers whatever affects insurance , or if there's certain stuff that does and doesn't thanks

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#2 15-11-2012 4:48pm

dar83

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The general rule of thumb is any aftermarket Audio equipment (that's anything, all inclusive) of a value €500 or more, needs to be declared. That's how it was the last time I looked into it anyway.

You're always better off telling them if you plan on doing anything and want it covered in the event of a theft though. Otherwise just write if off yourself and don't bother even claiming for it.

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