What is the Deductible Amount for Vehicle Insurance?
■ Kei Cars / Compact Cars
¥1,000... Deductible: ¥50,000 (per 24 hours)
■ Minivans
¥1,000... Deductible: ¥100,000 (per 24 hours)
A deductible amount refers to the portion of the damage cost that must be borne by the insured party. In vehicle insurance, you choose a combination of deductibles for the first and subsequent vehicle accidents.
What Does a ¥100,000 Deductible Mean?
A deductible of ¥100,000 means that in the event of an accident, the customer is responsible for covering ¥100,000 of the repair cost. This is the maximum amount you will have to pay out of pocket.
For example, if the repair cost after an accident is ¥400,000, you will pay ¥100,000, and the remaining ¥300,000 will be covered by the insurance company.
Cases Not Covered by Insurance or Compensation System
Accidents caused by someone other than the person who was reported as the driver at the time of departure
Accidents caused by unlicensed driving
Accidents caused by driving under the influence of alcohol
Accidents occurring during unauthorized extensions of the rental period
Other violations of the rental agreement, such as:
Example: Theft due to leaving the key inside the vehicle
※ Any damage exceeding the deductible amount and the compensation limit will be borne by the customer.
Other Costs to Be Borne by the Customer
Tire punctures
Loss or damage of hubcaps only
Customers are responsible for replacing tires themselves
The cost of repairing damaged tires, purchasing new tires if necessary, and replacing lost hubcaps will be borne by the customer
Please contact the rental location in advance when replacing tires. As a general rule, replacement must be with tires of equivalent quality to the damaged ones.
Non-Operation Charge (NOC)
In the event of an accident, theft, breakdown, or significant dirtiness that requires repair or cleaning of the vehicle, you will be charged the rental fee for the number of days the vehicle is out of service as compensation for loss of business during that period.