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Two Wheeler Insurance

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About Two Wheeler Insurance

What is Two Wheeler Insurance?

Two-wheeler insurance covers damage to your bike, third-party legal liability, and provides personal accident cover for the rider. Third-party cover is mandatory under the Motor Vehicles Act.

Why buy Two Wheeler Insurance?

  • Third-party cover is legally mandatory
  • Premiums starting from ₹538/year — among the cheapest motor cover
  • Cashless repairs at network garages
  • Save on no-claim bonus with claim-free years

Key benefits

  • Comprehensive coverage tailored to your needs
  • Add-on covers for extra protection
  • Lifetime renewals (where available)
  • Tax savings under applicable sections

What to check before you buy

  • Compare premiums for the same cover across insurers
  • Read inclusions and exclusions carefully
  • Check claim settlement ratio and process
  • Review eligibility — age, sum insured, waiting periods
  • Verify network coverage (hospitals/garages where applicable)

Tax benefits

Premiums paid may be eligible for tax deductions under various sections of the Income Tax Act. Consult a qualified tax advisor for specifics.