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The statement regarding tires, glass, and bumpers in the Damage Disclosure Statement emphasizes that these components are not included in the total damage calculation if they are identical to the original equipment installed on the vehicle. This policy aims to focus on damage that significantly alters the vehicle's value or condition, ensuring that only substantive repairs affect the disclosure process. By excluding identical replacements, the statement simplifies the evaluation process and reflects the realistic condition of the vehicle without penalizing it for standard wear and tear or routine replacements that do not enhance or detract from its original state.

The other options either incorrectly suggest that these items must be counted, that they are entirely exempt from disclosure, or that different thresholds for reporting apply, none of which align with the established guidelines in the Damage Disclosure Statement for conventional evaluations.