27-03-2019, 12:05 PM
(27-03-2019, 09:13 AM)Zetomagneto Wrote: One of the insurance conditions is “ the vehicle must be maintained and kept in a roadworthy condition at all times” Roadwothy means it must comply with the relevant laws.
It would be petty for an insurer to reject a claim on the basis of LED bulbs, but they would be within their rights.Infringe the policy conditions at your peril!
Remember they are a business, they are in it to show a profit voiding claims helps them.
Cars with cone filters, wide wheels, Superchip motifs, stickers etc always attract extra attention from the inspecting engineer.
Having read the link I am now not inclined to fit LED
You could declare the LED’s as a modification at policy inception, if not rejected by the insurer at that point you probably would be ok in the event of a claim.
Ok but I would argue that “being roadworthy” and “complying with the law” are two different things. Of course it is essential to be road worthy and having good lights will ensure that.
Charles