What are some of the assumptions that customers regularly make?

I think it's that when you buy comprehensive insurance, comprehensive means everything and anything.

And so you're covered for everything and anything.

And it's not quite right.

You know, comprehensive cover is there to provide cover for you for if you damage a vehicle, if it's stolen, things like that.

So I think regular common misconceptions of comprehensive cover are things like wear and tear.

If your vehicle just breaks, it's not covered because there's no damage that's happened to it.

this is outside the house?