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i would like a little more information here....are you saying that your tire separated, then your vehicle (due to the tire separation) was involved in an accident? if that is the question, would more than likely be under the collision coverage of your policy dependant upon what you hit rather than the comp coverage....also would typcially cover the ''insueing damage'' not the tire...in other words, the tire wouldn't be covered, but rest of damage after the tire would be .....if you have a decent claims department they should investigate the tire for defects and possibly 'subrogate' the tire manufactor

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Q: Will auto comprehensive cover damage to car caused by tire tread separation?
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