Insurance for Bridgestone franchise & license stores

Property insurance and public liability can cover your most pressing risks – like a damaged customer vehicle or claims of faulty workmanship. But industry threats and risks are constantly emerging.

Statutory requirements – to which Bridgestone franchisees and licensees must strictly adhere – change often. If you or an employee breaches them, regulatory bodies can impose hefty fines and penalties. In this scenario, errors and omissions insurance can help.

And if professional advice is part of your service offering, errors and omissions insurance can also address the risks of mistaken or incorrect advice that ends up causing your customers harm. 

If claims of unfair dismissal, discrimination, bullying or harassment come your way, management liability insurance can cover you against costly legal fees and liabilities.

And with the risk of cyber attacks and security breaches only on the rise, cybersecurity insurance can be instrumental in protecting your and your customers’ personal data.

All retail businesses need some form of insurance to protect their assets. But it’s important that their cover is tailored to their business: services, location and business size all inform their risk profile.

Generally speaking, Bridgestone franchisees and licensees may need to consider protection against a wide range of risks to stay in the green. Accidents, damage and injury can happen unexpectedly – and the costs incurred could be an even greater shock.

Request a call back from our Motor Trades team to arrange insurance that covers you from end to end.

We’ll send your certificate of currency straight to your email address after you successfully arrange Bridgestone tyre & auto insurance through Marsh.

If you’re an existing customer, please contact us to request your certificate of currency, policy wording or tax invoice.

Public liability insurance is crucial for any business that interacts directly with the public. Tyre & auto businesses are no exception.

If you accidentally damage a customer’s vehicle during a test drive, you may need to cover the repair costs. And if vehicle repairs or modifications turn out to be faulty, it could lead to the injury or death of a driver, passenger, bystander or other third party. You could be held liable for compensation as a result.

Public liability insurance can help offer support in all sorts of situations.  

The cost of your tyre dealer insurance will depend on several factors – including your business size, revenue and services provided.

For advice specific to your store, you can request a call back to speak to our Motor Trades team.

One of the foremost benefits of having a broker arrange your cover is having an expert in your corner.

Our brokers are specialists in the motor trades industry. They will strive to find coverage that addresses your business’s unique risks and those facing your line of work more broadly.

When claims come your way, our brokers will handle all aspects of the claims process on your behalf – from negotiation to settlement.

Yes. Our risk-related services don’t stop at insurance arrangement.

All businesses, size and services aside, face the risk of natural disasters, staff or customer injuries and (increasingly) cyber attacks. A risk management plan can address these at the source – minimising them before they occur.

We can help you put a risk management plan in place – and offer you risk management and insurance advice that’s tailored to your needs.

Our dedicated brokers are experts in the automotive industry. To arrange a risk management plan, simply get in touch with our Motor Trades team.