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Rental car companies that accept North American issued Credit Card coverage do NOT accept any other ‘third party’ coverage such as trip insurance. Some vendors (such as Expedia) offer third party coverage — which CAN be REFUSED at the pick up counter, so it is ALWAYS best to book through the actual company, rather than through any intermediary, so that you know EXACTLY what ‘Terms and ...
3. Re: Car rental insurance coverage - in Ireland. 2 years ago. Liability coverage is required by Irish law -- and therefore, is INCLUDED on any rental -- even if you 'Waive' offered insurances. Just because a credit card offers coverage in Ireland, it does NOT mean that every car rental company ACCEPTS that coverage.
I've looked into using the Allianz one trip rental car insurance which covers: Collision Damage Waiver. $50,000. Covers costs if a car you're renting is stolen or is damaged in a covered accident or while it's left unattended. Benefit is per policy. Trip Interruption. Up to $1,000. Reimburses you for the unused, non-refundable portion of your ...
Just booked our flights to Dublin, and am taking out travel insurance.It is giving us the option of collision for an additional $100. I haven't booked our car rental yet. In just briefly looking at car rentals through Auto Europe, it gives you the options of 1) no Collision Damage/Theft or 2) Collision Damage/Theft w/ $2500 (Euros) deductible for an additional cost of $100 or 3) Collision ...
2 reviews. 1 helpful vote. Car Rentals in Ireland - Do I need additional insurance? 3 years ago. I am planning a trip to Ireland this September. The plan is to rent a car and drive through the Ring of Kerry for a few days. I've been reading about the (confusing) state of car rentals in Ireland, as credit card coverage generally does not apply ...
sinead, where did you book your car (what site?) was it sixt ireland? in that case both third party liability and cdw (with an excess) would be included. all you would need to purchase extra is the insurance to cover the excess. yes, it is expensive, but if you are from the states, it really is a must. yes, you can arrange independent insurance to cover this, but you would then have to leave a ...
6. Re: question of auto insurance for car rental in Ireland. 2 years ago. The Letter of Coverage must be dated with 21 days (or thereabouts) of the start of your rental. Most CC companies will email a letter (It must specifically state coverage IN Ireland ). Simply print out a copy to present at the counter.
13 years ago. Hello all. I am planning a trip to Ireland in April and need to rent a car. I have heard that the insurance provided by the car rental companies in Ireland is pretty much mandatory and difficult to avoid. I have, however, also heard that some car rental agencies will accept the insurance coverage provided by a World Mastercard.