Guide · Insurance
Remapping and Insurance
A remap is considered a modification, and most insurers expect it to be declared. Here's what's generally worth knowing, though we're not insurance advisors and this isn't a substitute for checking with your own provider.
Worth knowing
What to consider
- +Insurers generally expect any performance modification, including a remap, to be declared.
- +Not declaring a modification can affect a future claim, even if unrelated to the remap itself.
- +Some insurers charge more for a declared remap, others don't, so it's worth shopping around.
- +A specialist modified car insurer may offer better terms than a standard provider.
Please note
We're not insurance advisors
This page is general information, not financial or insurance advice. Always check the specifics with your own insurer before and after any modification.
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