Common use of For Excess Wear Clause in Contracts

For Excess Wear. Use charges or repairs due to dishonest, intentional, fraudulent, criminal or illegal acts committed by You or committed with Your knowledge and/or consent. 17. For Excess Wear & Use charges or repairs due to war, terrorism or riot. 18. For Excess Wear & Use charges or repairs not set forth on the itemized inspection statement detailing the Excess Wear & Use charges as signed by You. 19. If the odometer has stopped, been altered, tampered, disconnected, or if it in any way misrepresents Your Vehicle’s actual mileage unless the odometer was modified in compliance with federal odometer laws. 20. If Your Vehicle is repossessed because You are in default under Your Finance Agreement or if Your Vehicle is deemed a total loss by the insurance company providing physical damage insurance. 21. If You purchased this Contract after the effective date of Your Finance Agreement. 22. If You have not maintained and kept Your Vehicle in good condition as required by the Finance Agreement. 23. If the damage is due to alterations, improper repairs, or modifications, including but not limited to replacement parts that do not meet the manufacturer’s specifications, mismatched parts to a set, add-on parts, poor or incomplete body work, body filler, mismatched paint or poor quality paint job from a repair, and damage to the Vehicle’s frame or alignment. 24. For any electrical or mechanical Excess Wear & Use charges or repairs including brakes or batteries. 25. For any part, equipment, or accessory added to the Vehicle after delivery to You. 26. For charges or repairs due to the removal of signs, lettering, bumper stickers and other adhesives. 27. If snow tires or recapped tires are left on the vehicle instead of original equipment tires or the equivalent.