> ## Knowledge Base Index > Fetch the complete knowledge base index at: https://help.gowalnut.com/sitemap.xml > Use this file to discover available pages before exploring further. > Pure-Markdown content can be obtained by appending a '.md' suffix to the content URLs listed in the sitemap (without the trailing slash). # Are Trucks and Vans Covered by Wealthsimple Roadside Assistance? Yes! **Personal-use trucks and vans can be covered by Wealthsimple Roadside Assistance**, as long as the vehicle meets the plan's eligibility requirements. ###### ๐Ÿ›ป Are Pickup Trucks Covered? Yes. Personal-use pickup trucks are eligible, provided they **do not exceed a 1.5-ton capacity**. Trucks with a capacity of **more than 1.5 tons are not covered**. --- ###### ๐Ÿš Are Vans Covered? Yes. **Personal-use vans** can also be covered, as long as they meet the plan's vehicle eligibility requirements. --- ###### ๐Ÿš— What Does โ€œPersonal Useโ€ Mean? Personal use means the vehicle is primarily used for your **everyday, non-commercial driving**, such as: * Commuting to and from work * Running errands * Visiting friends or family * Taking personal trips Using your vehicle to **get to work** is different from using the vehicle **to perform your work**. Vehicles used for **commercial or business purposes**, such as making deliveries, transporting goods or passengers for payment, or operating the vehicle as part of a business, aren't eligible for Wealthsimple Roadside Assistance. --- ###### โš ๏ธ What Vehicles Aren't Covered? Your vehicle may not be eligible if: * It is used for **commercial or business purposes** * It is a truck that exceeds the **1.5-ton capacity limit** * It does not otherwise meet the vehicle eligibility requirements of the Wealthsimple Roadside Assistance plan --- ###### ๐Ÿ”Ž How Do I Know My Vehicle's Capacity? Walnut **can't look up or confirm your vehicle's specifications**, including whether your truck is within the 1.5-ton capacity limit. If you're unsure about your vehicle's capacity, check your **vehicle owner's manual or manufacturer information** for the specifications for your specific vehicle. --- ###### ๐Ÿ’ก Good to Know The **1.5-ton limit refers to the truck's capacity**, not simply how much the vehicle itself weighs. Having a pickup truck or van doesn't automatically make your vehicle ineligible. What matters is that it meets the plan's requirements and is being used as a **personal vehicle**.