Which of the following is not a benefit of adding Garagekeepers coverage?

Adding Garagekeepers coverage primarily provides protection for vehicles that are in the care, custody, or control of the garage operator. This means it is focused on insuring against damage to these vehicles while they are being serviced, stored, or parked, which directly aligns with options that cover theft or damage to those vehicles, emphasizing the safety and responsibility of the garage operation.

The correct answer identifies personal items inside vehicles as not being a benefit of Garagekeepers coverage. This is because Garagekeepers coverage typically does not extend to the personal belongings of individuals within the vehicles. Its scope is limited to the vehicles themselves, rather than any possessions that may be stored within them.

Additionally, Garagekeepers coverage would include elements such as protection against damage to vehicles in custody and liability coverage for injuries occurring on the garage premises, which ensures the facility is covered against potential claims arising from accidents or incidents involving customers or visitors. This further reinforces the main focus of Garagekeepers coverage on the vehicles rather than their contents.