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Platinum Protection Plan PLATINUM PROTECTION PLAN Enjoy peace of mind with superior benefits and protection Welcome to the Nissan Security+Plus® Platinum Protection Plan 24-Hour Roadside Assistance Tire & Wheel Protection Emergency Towing Service: Flat Tire Coverage: Your vehicle may be towed up to 25 miles to the You will be reimbursed for the full amount nearest Nissan dealership or to the destination of charges incurred for the repair of flat tires of your choice. caused by road hazard. Emergency Roadside Assistance: Tire Replacement: You are covered for emergency road service Reimbursement is provided should the tire throughout the U.S. and Canada. become non-repairable due to impact leads, Essential Fluids and Supplies Delivery: snags, cuts, punctures, or other road hazards. Includes delivery of gasoline, water, oil or any Wheel / Rim Protection: supplies necessary to send you on your way. We Reimbursement is provided for expenses pay for the delivery, you pay for the cost of the arising out of the repair or replacement of fluids or supplies. wheels rendered unserviceable due to failure Flat Tire Changes or Repairs: of the wheel covered under your contract. We will change your flat tire with your good spare. Mounting / Balancing and Taxes: Lockout Services: We will absorb the cost of all local and state If your keys are lost, broken or you are taxes, where applicable, as required as part of accidentally locked out of your vehicle, you will be a covered repair up to the coverage limit on entitled to the service specified in your contract. your contract. Covered Road Hazards: Potholes, rocks, wood debris, metal parts, Windshield Repair Protection plastic or composite scraps or any item Covers front windshield repair of chips and causing tire, wheel or rim damage beyond cracks caused by propelled rocks or road hazard normal wear and tear. debris while driving on public roads, streets and highways. At your convenience repairs can be done at the dealership, your home or place of employment. Paintless Dent Repair (Dent & Ding) Whenever you are driving, you’ll enjoy the secure feeling Utilizes special tools and techniques to push knowing that you are protected by the Security+Plus® dented metal back to it’s original form. Platinum Protection Plan. Permanently removes door dings and minor dents without harming vehicle’s factory finish. At your convenience repairs can be performed at the dealership, your home or place of Please see your contract for the specific terms and conditions of coverage. employment. Security+Plus® Platinum Protection Plan THE ULTIMATE IN DRIVING PROTECTION • 24-Hour emergency towing and roadside assistance • Windshield repair protection against chips and cracks caused by road hazards* • Tire and wheel road hazard protection • Dent and ding protection via paintless dent repair • New and pre-owned vehicles eligible for coverage • Great value for Lease customers and Purchasers • Choice of 1-,2-,3-,4-5-,6-,7-years terms • Cost can be included in lease or loan payment All claims must have prior authorization. *Does not cover windshield replacement *Windshield repair protection benefit not available in FL DISCLAIMER: THIS BROCHURE IS NOT A CONTRACT. READ YOUR ACTUAL CONTRACT AGREEMENT AS ITS TERMS, CONDITIONS, EXCLUSIONS AND LIMITATIONS DICTATE YOUR COVERAGE The provider of the Platinum Protection Plan is Nation Motor Club, LLC. located at 800 W. Yamato Road, Suite 100, Boca Raton, FL 33431. In California the provider is Nation Motor Club, LLC dba NSD Insurance Marketing. Service Contract Provider Number: 0F82045. In Oklahoma the provider is Nation Motor Club, LLC. Service Warranty License Number: 44198927. In the states of AR, ME, MO, WA & WI the provider is NIU of Florida, Inc. In Florida the provider is NIU of Florida, Inc. located at 800 W. Yamato Road, Suite 100, Boca Raton, FL 33431. License Number: 01238. Repairs covered under this Agreement may be affected with one or more parts supplied by a source other than the manufacturer of Your motor vehicle. Nissan, the Nissan Logo and Nissan model names are Nissan Trademarks. ©2019 Nissan 1-888-684-9327 SEC+PLT_BRO - 0517.
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